Positive right-additive weights imply strictness #
This is the finite tau-category form of Iyama's strictness argument. A positive label weight whose Euler defect is nonnegative at the projective boundary and zero elsewhere forces every first right-mesh map to be monic.
The proof uses the source-faithful generic Nakayama-ladder extraction vendored from the clean equidistribution formalization. It contains no module classification or OP-conjecture theorem layer.
The Euler defect of the chosen right mesh at one label, evaluated by the canonical additive extension of a label weight.
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Iyama's positive right-additivity condition, expressed on the chosen indecomposable labels.
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A positive right-additive label weight makes every first map of the chosen right tau-sequences monic.
Over an algebraically closed field, a positive right-additive label weight supplies every hypothesis of the Hom--mesh inverse recurrence.