Finite-support summands of pull-up/push-down #
An idempotent on the explicit direct sum of pairwise nonisomorphic indecomposable translates is the identity if every diagonal component is an isomorphism. The proof restricts each individual direct-sum element to its finite support and applies the finite Krull--Schmidt matrix theorem.
A small finite index type enumerating a finite subset of the deck group.
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The deck-group label at one index of the chosen finite enumeration.
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The finite biproduct of translates indexed by a finite subset of the deck group.
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Include a finite biproduct of translates in the full direct sum.
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Project the full direct sum onto a finite biproduct of translates.
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The finite square matrix obtained by restricting an endomorphism of the full translate sum to a finite set of rows and columns.
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The finite restriction has invertible diagonal, hence is invertible.
Projecting an element onto the finite biproduct indexed by its support and then including it again recovers the element.
An idempotent on the explicit translate direct sum is the identity when all its diagonal components are invertible.
A retract of the translate direct sum is the whole direct sum when the associated projector has invertible diagonal components.
Explicit-retraction form of the invariant-summand theorem. This form is
stable under applying a functor because it retains the chosen complementary
projectors rather than asking IsSplitMono to choose new retractions.