Deck translations of representable modules #
Inverse precomposition sends the covariant representable at X to the
covariant representable at the correspondingly shifted object. Consequently,
freeness of the deck action on isomorphism classes of category objects gives
trivial deck stabilizers for finite-dimensional representables.
Freeness of an action on categorical vertices, i.e. on isomorphism classes of objects rather than only on the underlying object type.
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Freeness on isomorphism classes restricts to every subgroup.
Restriction of a covariant representable along a linear functor.
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The linear adjunction isomorphism between morphisms into an inverse shift and morphisms out of the corresponding positive shift.
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Inverse precomposition of a covariant linear representable is the representable at the positively shifted source object.
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A translated restriction of a covariant representable along a shift-compatible functor is represented by the correspondingly translated ambient object.
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A translated covariant representable is represented by the correspondingly translated source object.
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The representable-shift comparison restricted to finite-dimensional modules.
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Freeness on isomorphism classes of representing objects implies trivial deck stabilizers for finite-dimensional representables.