Convex full subcategories and object deletion #
If no morphism between surviving objects factors nontrivially through a deleted object, the deletion ideal vanishes on surviving Hom spaces. The canonical full functor from the surviving full subcategory to the deletion quotient is then an equivalence. Convexity for nonzero nonisomorphisms gives this factorization condition in a skeletal category.
The literal full subcategory on a set of ambient objects.
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The identity-on-underlying-objects functor from the literal full
subcategory on U to the surviving subcategory for deletion by Uᶜ.
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The literal full subcategory on U is the surviving subcategory for
deletion by the complement of U.
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No morphism between surviving objects factors nontrivially through one deleted object.
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Under the no-factorization condition, every member of the deletion ideal between surviving objects is zero.
The surviving-to-deletion functor is faithful when deleted objects cannot carry a nonzero factorization between survivors.
Every deletion-quotient object is represented by the corresponding surviving ambient object.
Under no deleted factorization, the retained full subcategory is equivalent to the deletion quotient.
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In a skeletal category, convexity of the retained object set forbids a nonzero factorization between retained objects through an object outside the set.
A convex retained full subcategory of a skeletal linear category is canonically equivalent to deletion by its complement.
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The manuscript's finite convex full subcategory is linearly equivalent to the literal deletion quotient by the complementary objects.