Numerical kernel of directed primitive deletion #
This file formalizes the live manuscript's direct vertex--arrow--mesh count.
If q vertices are deleted, aH arrows have both endpoints in the deleted
part, z arrows cross the boundary, p objects of the deleted factor are
tau-projective, newArrows arrows are gained downstairs, and newMeshes
meshes are new downstairs, then
epsilon = 2*q - aH - p - 1,
newMeshes = z - (p - 1),
sigma(A) - sigma(B) = epsilon + newArrows - newMeshes.
No block inverse or Schur complement enters this count. Nonnegativity is
exposed as the two representation-theoretic obligations 0 ≤ epsilon and
newMeshes ≤ newArrows.
Intrinsic Euler excess of the finite strict tau-factor.
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The directed-deletion correction in the live manuscript.
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Surplus expressed using the vertex, simple, and arrow counts of a finite Auslander--Reiten translation quiver.
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The usual Auslander--Reiten surplus is the translation-quiver surplus formed from its literal vertex, projective, and arrow counts.
The live manuscript's direct deletion identity. The hypotheses are the literal vertex, simple, ambient-arrow, quotient-arrow, factor-Euler, and crossing-mesh counts appearing in the proof.
The directed deletion is monotone once the factor Euler excess is nonnegative and new meshes inject into gained arrow occurrences.
Equality in a directed deletion forces both nonnegative contributions to vanish separately.