Lifting mesh ideals along polarized quiver coverings #
This file proves the relation-lifting statement left open by the quotient squares for mesh coverings. The first half treats the fixed-target Hom map: a path-basis composite through a target mesh lifts to one source mesh composite in a uniquely determined fibre component.
A vertex over the translated end of a nonempty target mesh is itself the translate of a uniquely determined lift of the mesh vertex.
A path-basis composite through one target mesh has a free fixed-target preimage supported in one fibre component, and that preimage belongs to the source mesh ideal.
A path-basis composite through one target mesh has a free fixed-source preimage supported in one fibre component, and that preimage belongs to the source mesh ideal.
Every target mesh-ideal element has a free fixed-source preimage which is already zero after componentwise quotienting by the source mesh ideal.
The fixed-source half of mesh-ideal lifting holds for every polarized quiver covering.
Every target mesh-ideal element has a free fixed-target preimage which is already zero after componentwise quotienting by the source mesh ideal.
The fixed-target half of mesh-ideal lifting holds for every polarized quiver covering.
Every polarized quiver covering lifts the generated mesh ideal in both Hom variables.
A covering of polarized right translation quivers induces a Bongartz-- Gabriel covering functor between their mesh categories.
The ambient-source version of the mesh functor is also a Bongartz--
Gabriel covering. The only comparison needed is uniqueness of the
Fintype structure on each arrow star.