Mesh-matrix evaluation of additive label weights #
The categorical Euler defect of a label weight on a chosen right mesh is the corresponding weighted column sum of the mesh matrix. This identifies the matrix unit equations in the frozen manuscript with Iyama's positive right-additivity hypothesis.
Regrouping an integral weight over middle-term occurrences by label.
The additive extension of a label weight evaluates the chosen right middle term by the arrow-occurrence sum.
Weighted column sum of the paper-oriented mesh matrix.
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The categorical right-mesh Euler defect equals the weighted mesh-matrix column sum.
Matrix-column nonnegativity and off-projective vanishing are exactly the Euler clauses of a positive right-additive label weight.
A positive integral solution of the manuscript's unit-column equation is automatically a positive right-additive label weight.
Over an algebraically closed field, a positive solution of the unit-column equation supplies the full Hom--mesh inverse package.