Decomposition by the final categorical arrow #
Every morphism in a mesh category is a scalar diagonal term plus a finite sum of morphisms followed by one arrow into its target. This is the path-algebra decomposition used in Ringel's induction for fullness and faithfulness.
The finite family of reversed quiver arrows whose represented
categorical maps end at z.
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The mesh-category morphism represented by one arrow into z.
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One coefficient morphism for each arrow into the target.
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Compose a family of coefficients with all arrows into the target.
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A coefficient family supported at one incoming arrow.
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Summing a coefficient family supported at one arrow recovers the one displayed composite.
The scalar identity term when the source and target labels coincide, and zero otherwise.
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Every mesh-category morphism is a scalar diagonal term plus a sum of morphisms followed by one incoming arrow.
One coefficient morphism for each arrow into a target, with an arbitrary raw mesh-category object as source.
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Compose raw-source coefficients with all arrows into the target.
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The scalar identity term for an arbitrary raw source object, and zero unless that source is the displayed target vertex.
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Decomposition by the final arrow for an arbitrary raw source object. This wrapper internalizes the harmless object transport between a quotient object and the vertex represented by its underlying path-category object.
The finite family of reversed quiver arrows whose represented
categorical maps start at x.
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The mesh-category morphism represented by one arrow out of x.
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Transporting the source of an outgoing arrow is realized by the corresponding object equality before the original mesh morphism.
One coefficient morphism after each arrow out of the source.
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Compose all arrows out of a source with their coefficient family.
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A coefficient family supported after one outgoing arrow.
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Summing a coefficient family supported after one arrow recovers the one displayed composite.
Every mesh-category morphism is a scalar diagonal term plus a sum of one outgoing arrow followed by a coefficient morphism.
One coefficient morphism after each arrow out of the source, with an arbitrary raw mesh-category object as target.
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Compose all arrows out of a source with raw-target coefficients.
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The scalar identity term for an arbitrary raw target object, and zero unless that target is the displayed source vertex.
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Decomposition by the first arrow for an arbitrary raw target object.
This is the target-side counterpart of
exists_eq_rawDiagonalScalar_add_rawIncomingSum.