Integer grading on the universal translation-quiver cover #
Bongartz--Gabriel's universal-cover construction carries a canonical integer grading. Positive ordinary arrows have degree one, positive formal mesh edges have degree two, and formal reverses have the opposite degrees. The defining walk homotopy preserves this degree, so it descends to universal-cover vertices. Consequently every lifted ordinary arrow raises vertex degree by one and translation raises it by two.
Degree of a symmetric augmented arrow: ordinary arrows have absolute degree one and formal mesh edges have absolute degree two.
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Signed degree of a walk in the symmetrified augmented quiver.
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Transporting the endpoints of an augmented walk does not change its signed degree.
Bongartz--Gabriel walk homotopy preserves signed degree.
Degree of one homotopy class of walks with a fixed endpoint.
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Canonical integer degree of a universal-cover vertex.
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The universal-cover vertex represented by the empty walk at the base.
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Appending one symmetric augmented arrow adds its signed degree.
Every arrow of the universal cover raises vertex degree by one.
Translation in the universal cover raises vertex degree by two.
Bongartz--Gabriel height convention, opposite to the positive degree of the reversed quiver used by this package.
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In the package's reversed-quiver orientation, every quiver arrow lowers Bongartz--Gabriel height by one. The represented module morphism points in the opposite direction and therefore raises height by one.
Translation lowers Bongartz--Gabriel height by two in the reversed quiver orientation.
The two Bongartz--Gabriel inductions cover every represented arrow: either its module-theoretic target has positive height, or its module-theoretic source has nonpositive height.