The Gabriel Hom equivalence for orbit push-down #
This file proves the inverse identities between finite-support homogeneous upstairs maps and transformations between their Gabriel push-down modules. The first step computes degree extraction on a single homogeneous map.
Mapping an equality arrow and then transporting back along the same index equality is the identity on elements.
Extracting degree a after descending a homogeneous degree-a map
recovers its value at every object and element.
Extraction in the same degree is a left inverse to homogeneous descent.
Extraction in any other degree vanishes after homogeneous descent.
The linear synthesis map in Gabriel's Hom formula.
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Synthesis in Gabriel's Hom formula respects shift-orbit convolution.
On the degree-zero inclusion of an ordinary upstairs map, synthesis is exactly the original push-down functor map.
Extracting all degrees after synthesis recovers a finite-support orbit morphism.
The canonical orbit arrow from a shifted object sends its normalized degree-zero inclusion to the corresponding homogeneous inclusion.
A transformation between orbit push-downs is determined by its values on the normalized degree-zero inclusions at all upstairs objects.
The extracted shifted degree maps jointly determine a transformation between orbit push-down modules.
Synthesizing the extracted degrees recovers the original push-down transformation.
Gabriel's Hom formula for the orbit push-down: finite-support shifted upstairs maps are linearly equivalent to transformations downstairs.