Deck transformations of the universal translation-quiver cover #
The fundamental group consists of homotopy classes of closed augmented walks at the chosen base vertex. Prepending such a loop gives the deck action on the based-walk universal cover.
Formal reversal with the symmetrified augmented-quiver instance fixed explicitly.
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Composition with the symmetrified augmented-quiver instance fixed explicitly.
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Augmented-walk homotopy is also compatible with composition on the left, with the base point changed to the source of the prefix.
A path followed by its formal reverse cancels inside any prefixed walk.
The formal reverse of a path followed by that path also cancels inside any prefixed walk.
Reversing augmented walks preserves their homotopy class, while changing the base point from their common source to their common endpoint.
The fundamental group at x₀: homotopy classes of closed augmented
walks based at x₀.
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The fundamental-group class of one based loop.
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Composition of based loops descends to homotopy classes.
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Reversal of based loops descends to homotopy classes.
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The universal-cover vertex represented by one augmented walk.
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Prepending a fundamental-group loop to a based walk.
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Two universal-cover vertices over the same downstairs vertex differ by a deck transformation.
Deck transformations preserve the downstairs endpoint.
Projection fibres are exactly fundamental-group orbits.
The deck action is free at every universal-cover vertex.
Deck translation commutes with appending one symmetric augmented arrow.
Deck translation commutes with lifting one ordinary arrow.
One deck transformation as an automorphism of the universal-cover quiver. It fixes the underlying downstairs arrow.
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The endpoint projection is invariant under every deck transformation.
Every deck transformation is itself a quiver covering.
A deck transformation commutes with the lifted translation.
A deck transformation preserves the lifted projective boundary, translation, and polarization.
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Every vertex is reachable from the chosen base by an augmented walk. For a connected translation quiver this is the based form of connectedness used by the universal-cover construction.
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Under based connectedness, the endpoint projection is surjective on vertices.
For a connected base, the orbit set of universal-cover vertices under the fundamental group is exactly the downstairs vertex set.
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A deck transformation, viewed as a literal endofunctor of the universal raw mesh category by retaining its ambient source-star finiteness data.
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A deck transformation is bijective on the objects of the universal raw mesh category.
Every literal deck endofunctor is a Bongartz--Gabriel linear covering.
Every deck transformation acts by an equivalence of universal raw mesh categories.
The categorical autoequivalence induced by one deck transformation.
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The identity deck transformation acts identically on raw mesh-category objects.
Composition of two deck transformations has the expected left-action law on raw mesh-category objects.
The identity deck transformation fixes every universal-cover arrow up to the dependent endpoint witnesses.
Mapping a path by the identity deck transformation and then restoring its endpoints gives the original path.
Mapping a path by the identity deck transformation changes only its dependent endpoint witnesses.
The product deck transformation and the corresponding composite deck maps agree on arrows up to their dependent endpoint witnesses.
The product deck map on a path equals successive deck mapping after restoring the action-law endpoints.
Product mapping of a path differs from successive deck mapping only by dependent endpoint witnesses.
The objectwise identity comparison for the identity deck transformation.
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The natural product comparison for categorical deck transformations.
The order is the left-action order: first g, then h, equals h * g.
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The fundamental group acts on the objects of the universal raw mesh category through the already constructed vertex action.
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The categorical deck endofunctor has exactly the induced deck action as its object map.
Multiplication written through the additive type synonym, with an explicit equality proof suitable for dependent coherence calculations.
The coherent right-shift core obtained from the left fundamental-group
action. Additive degree g is the inverse deck transformation g⁻¹.
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The universal raw mesh category equipped with its coherent fundamental-group deck shifts.