Fullness of an incidence representable functor #
A morphism of represented poset spaces is a linear map on Hom(P,-) that
preserves the images of all Hom(P_t,-). When precomposition along
P ⟶ P_t is injective, it therefore lifts uniquely to every projective
coordinate. If the chosen root maps span all maps from P to the boundary
projectives, these coordinate lifts commute with every boundary morphism and
assemble into a module map on the representable of the boundary biproduct.
The usual finite-biproduct formula, with an index type in an arbitrary
universe. Mathlib's existing statement currently fixes the index in
Type 0.
Composition through a finite biproduct is the sum of the coordinate composites, without a universe restriction on the index type.
Reindex a finite biproduct across index types in arbitrary universes.
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The root projective followed by the projectives indexed by the poset.
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The root identity and the chosen maps P ⟶ P_t, uniformly indexed.
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Precomposition with a root-to-boundary map.
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The biproduct of the root and all non-root boundary projectives.
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A poset-space morphism sends the image of every boundary precomposition map into the corresponding target image.
The map induced by a poset-space morphism on the ranges of the boundary precomposition maps.
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The unique lift of a poset-space morphism to one boundary-projective Hom coordinate.
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Coordinate lifts commute with every morphism among boundary projectives. The proof only uses that root-to-boundary maps span the corresponding Hom spaces.
The coordinate lifts assembled on the boundary biproduct.
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The assembled map is natural for precomposition by every endomorphism of the boundary generator.
A poset-space morphism determines a module morphism between the representables of the boundary generator.
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Fullness of restricted Yoneda on the boundary generator implies fullness of the concrete represented poset-space functor.