Finite mesh-simple presentations #
The objectwise mesh calculations assemble into categorical exact sequences of contravariant mesh modules. When the mesh representables are finite- dimensional, the simple, the incoming coefficient module, and all displayed maps restrict to the existing finite-dimensional linear-module category.
The use of the opposite vertex category is deliberate: a contravariant mesh module is a covariant linear module on the opposite category, so this file reuses the package's established covariant module API rather than introducing a parallel convention.
Insert one contravariant representable as the coefficient belonging to an incoming arrow.
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Project an incoming coefficient family to the contravariant representable indexed by one incoming arrow.
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Summing the coordinate projection-inclusion endomorphisms recovers an incoming coefficient family.
Restricting the incoming-arrow map to one representable summand is the Yoneda image of that incoming arrow.
The translation differential is the sum of the Yoneda maps represented by the polarized partners, followed by the corresponding summand inclusions.
The literal contravariant mesh representable used by the mesh maps, bundled as a covariant linear module on the opposite vertex category.
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The mesh simple as a covariant linear module on the opposite vertex category.
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The incoming coefficient functor as a covariant linear module on the opposite vertex category.
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Every mesh simple is finite-dimensional and supported only at its named vertex. This does not require finite-dimensional mesh Hom spaces.
The mesh simple bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The mesh simple supported at a vertex is a simple object of the finite-dimensional module category.
Finite-dimensionality of all contravariant vertex representables, expressed in the package's covariant-on-the-opposite convention.
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Evaluation of the covariant representable on the opposite vertex category is the expected contravariant raw mesh Hom space.
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The opposite-category covariant representable and the literal contravariant mesh representable are naturally isomorphic.
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Linear-module form of the identification between the package's standard opposite-category representable and the literal mesh representable.
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A literal contravariant mesh representable is finite-dimensional whenever the corresponding opposite-category covariant representable is.
The literal contravariant mesh representable bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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Finite-module form of the identification with the package's standard opposite-category projective representable.
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Under finite-dimensionality of the mesh representables, the incoming coefficient module is finite-dimensional.
The incoming coefficient module bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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Finite-dimensional lift of one coordinate inclusion into the incoming coefficient module.
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Finite-dimensional lift of one coordinate projection from the incoming coefficient module.
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A fixed finite enumeration of the arrows into a vertex.
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The incoming coefficient module is the finite biproduct of the contravariant representables indexed by arrows into the vertex.
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Finite-dimensional lift of the projection from the vertex representable to its mesh simple.
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Finite-dimensional lift of the incoming-arrow map.
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Finite-dimensional lift of the paired translation map.
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The standard opposite-category projective representable maps onto the mesh simple through its identification with the literal mesh representable.
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The canonical one-generator finite representable presentation of a mesh simple.
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The positive-tail mesh presentation in the ambient functor category.
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The paired-translation part of a nonprojective mesh-simple presentation in the ambient functor category.
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The positive-tail mesh presentation is categorically exact.
The paired-translation mesh presentation is categorically exact at its middle term.
The positive-tail mesh presentation inside the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The paired-translation part of the mesh-simple presentation inside the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The finite-dimensional positive-tail mesh presentation is exact.
The finite-dimensional paired-translation mesh presentation is exact at its middle term.
The positive-tail presentation with its projective middle term written in the package's standard opposite-category representable convention.
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Replacing the literal mesh representable by the standard opposite-category representable gives an isomorphic short complex.
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The standard-representable positive-tail presentation is exact.