Deck invariance of pull-up projector diagonals #
A transformation defined downstairs in the shift-orbit category has translation-conjugate diagonal blocks after pull-up to the explicit direct sum of translates. Hence invertibility of a diagonal block is invariant under left deck translation.
Restrict a transformation of modules on the shift-orbit category to degree-zero arrows upstairs.
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Transport the degree-zero restriction of a push-down endomorphism to the explicit direct-sum model of pull-up.
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Pull back an inclusion into a push-down module and transport its target to the explicit direct-sum model.
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Pull back a retraction from a push-down module and transport its source from the explicit direct-sum model.
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The projector of a pulled-back retract is the transported pull-up of its downstairs projector.
Restriction along the degree-zero orbit functor reflects isomorphisms, because it is the identity on objects.
An isomorphism after pulled-back inclusion was transported to the explicit sum already came from an isomorphism downstairs.
The b-th diagonal block of a pulled-back push-down endomorphism.
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The homogeneous orbit isomorphism from X⟦a⟧ to X carries the
b-summand to the (a+b)-summand.
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Naturality downstairs conjugates the b-diagonal block at X⟦a⟧
to the (a+b)-diagonal block at X.
Invertibility of a pulled-back diagonal block propagates under left deck translation.
The unit-diagonal predicate of every downstairs endomorphism is invariant under left deck translation after pull-up.
Complementary retracts of a push-down module pull back to complementary retracts of the translate sum. Hence, under the Krull--Schmidt hypotheses on the translates, one of the original downstairs inclusions is an isomorphism. This is the invariant-summand core of Gabriel's indecomposability argument.