Auslander--Reiten Euler counts and surplus #
This file formalizes the first numerical reduction in the frozen manuscript. For a finite Auslander--Reiten vertex type, the almost-split meshes are indexed by the nonprojective vertices. Hence
mesh count = vertex count - projective count.
If the projective count is the number of simple modules and magnitude is given
by the Auslander--Reiten Euler characteristic vertices - arrows + meshes, its
surplus over the number of simples is 2 * meshes - arrows.
Number of vertices, regarded as an integer for Euler calculations.
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Total arrow multiplicity of a finite directed multigraph.
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Total incoming arrow multiplicity at one vertex.
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Number of projective vertices. In the module-category specialization this is the number of simple modules.
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Number of almost-split meshes, indexed by nonprojective vertices.
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The Auslander--Reiten Euler expression for magnitude.
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Magnitude minus the number of simple modules, represented here by the number of projective vertices.
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Local density used in the finite-control covering argument: twice the nonprojective indicator minus total incoming arrow multiplicity.
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Incoming multiplicities sum to the total arrow multiplicity.
The sum of nonprojective indicators is the number of meshes.
The sum of projective indicators is the number of projective vertices.
Projective and nonprojective vertices partition the finite AR vertex set.
Frozen manuscript, equations (2.1)--(2.2): the magnitude surplus is twice the number of meshes minus the total arrow multiplicity.
Frozen manuscript, local-density formula: summing the vertexwise density recovers the Auslander--Reiten surplus.