Translation invariance of Gabriel push-down #
The push-down of a translated module is canonically isomorphic to the
push-down of the original module. For a possibly noncommutative additive
group, the b-summand of the translated push-down is reindexed as the
(b-a)-summand of the original push-down. Shift associativity proves that
this right reindexing commutes with the left degree translation used by
orbit morphisms.
Reindex a direct sum by right subtraction in an additive group.
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A shift constructed from an additive ShiftMkCore has additive shift
functors.
A shift constructed from a linear ShiftMkCore has linear shift
functors.
Shift associativity is exactly the arrow compatibility needed by the right-reindexing of push-down summands.
The value of a shifted module at the b-translated object is the
(b-a)-translated value of the original module.
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Objectwise reindexing isomorphism between the push-down of a shift and the push-down of the original module.
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The summand reindexing intertwines a homogeneous push-down component.
The value reindexing commutes with each homogeneous morphism in the shift-orbit category.
The value reindexing is natural for every finite-support orbit morphism.
Push-down is invariant under translating the upstairs module.