Universal covers of polarized right translation quivers #
Following Bongartz--Gabriel, the universal-cover vertices are homotopy classes of walks from a fixed base vertex. The walk quiver augments the ordinary arrows by one formal mesh edge from each nonprojective vertex to its translate. Homotopy cancels an arrow with its formal inverse and identifies a formal mesh edge with every polarized length-two route through that mesh.
A type synonym on which the augmented walk quiver is installed without replacing the original quiver structure on Q.
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The augmented arrows: ordinary arrows and one formal degree-two edge from each nonprojective vertex to its translate.
- old {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x y : Q} (a : x ⟶ y) : AugmentedArrow T x y
- mesh {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} (x : { x : Q // x ∉ T.projective }) : AugmentedArrow T (↑x) (T.tau x)
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An ordinary arrow regarded as a positive arrow of the symmetrified augmented quiver.
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The formal mesh edge regarded as a positive arrow of the symmetrified augmented quiver.
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The one-edge walk associated with an ordinary arrow.
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The one-edge walk associated with a formal mesh edge.
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Walks in the symmetrified augmented quiver from a fixed base vertex.
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Bongartz--Gabriel homotopy of augmented walks with fixed endpoints.
- refl {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ y : Q} (p : Walk T x₀ y) : Homotopic T x₀ p p
- symm {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ y : Q} {p q : Walk T x₀ y} : Homotopic T x₀ p q → Homotopic T x₀ q p
- trans {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ y : Q} {p q r : Walk T x₀ y} : Homotopic T x₀ p q → Homotopic T x₀ q r → Homotopic T x₀ p r
- comp {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ y z : Q} {p q : Walk T x₀ y} (h : Homotopic T x₀ p q) (r : Quiver.Path y z) : Homotopic T x₀ (Quiver.Path.comp p r) (Quiver.Path.comp q r)
- cancel {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ y z : Q} (p : Walk T x₀ y) (e : y ⟶ z) : Homotopic T x₀ ((Quiver.Path.comp p e.toPath).comp (Quiver.reverse e).toPath) p
- mesh {Q : Type v} [Quiver Q] {T : RightMeshData Q} {x₀ : Q} (s : { s : Q // s ∉ T.projective }) (p : Walk T x₀ ↑s) (a : T.MeshArrow s) : Homotopic T x₀ (Quiver.Path.comp p (meshArrowPath T s)) ((Quiver.Path.comp p (oldArrowPath T a.snd)).comp (oldArrowPath T ((T.arrowEquiv s a.fst) a.snd)))
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Augmented-walk homotopy as a setoid at one endpoint.
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Vertices of the universal cover based at x₀: an endpoint together with a homotopy class of walks from x₀ to that endpoint.
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Projection of a universal-cover vertex to its endpoint downstairs.
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Append one symmetric augmented arrow to a universal-cover vertex.
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Transporting the target witness of an appended arrow does not change the resulting universal-cover vertex.
Appending an arrow and then its formal inverse does not change a cover vertex.
Appending a formal inverse and then the original arrow does not change a cover vertex.
A formal mesh edge and every polarized length-two mesh route have the same endpoint in the universal cover.
Lift an ordinary arrow by appending it to a walk class.
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The source of a lifted ordinary arrow is recovered by appending the formal inverse to its target.
Arrows of the universal cover are the unique ordinary-arrow lifts with a specified endpoint.
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Projection from the universal-cover quiver to the original quiver.
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The endpoint projection is a quiver covering.
Projective vertices in the universal cover are exactly those lying over projective vertices downstairs.
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The downstairs nonprojective vertex underlying a nonprojective universal-cover vertex.
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Translation in the universal cover is obtained by appending the formal mesh edge.
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Lift the polarized partner of one arrow in a universal-cover mesh.
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Polarization of the lifted mesh, obtained from mesh homotopy and the local star/costar uniqueness of the quiver cover.
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The polarized right-mesh data lifted to the universal-cover quiver.
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The endpoint projection, together with the lifted translation and polarization, is a covering of polarized right translation quivers.
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The universal-cover projection induces a Bongartz--Gabriel covering functor between the associated raw mesh categories.