Boundary-generator covers of finite poset spaces #
Every finite poset space is a strict quotient of an explicit object assembled from an empty-support ambient summand and principal-filter boundary summands. The construction records the elementary projective presentation on the target side of Iyama's realization. The remaining algebraic issue is to lift this strict quotient through the finite strict tau-category.
The carrier of the boundary-generator cover. The first coordinate is an
empty-support copy of the ambient space. The second coordinate contains one
copy of Y_t for every boundary point t.
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At r, the boundary cover retains exactly the coordinates indexed by
t ≤ r; the empty-support ambient coordinate is zero.
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The explicit finite poset space built from the root and non-root boundary coordinates.
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Sum the ambient coordinate and all non-root boundary coordinates.
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The canonical boundary-generator cover of Y.
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The boundary cover is surjective on its ambient vector space.
The canonical boundary cover is an epimorphism.
The boundary cover is also surjective on every distinguished subspace. Thus it is the strict/deflation-type cover used by the hereditary torsionfree realization, not merely a categorical epimorphism.
Equivalently, the image of the r-subspace under the cover map is
exactly Y_r.
A morphism of poset spaces is boundary-surjective when it is surjective on the ambient space and on each distinguished subspace.
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Boundary-surjective morphisms are closed under composition.
Either direction of an isomorphism is boundary-surjective.
The canonical boundary cover is boundary-surjective.
The empty-support contribution of one ambient vector.
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The principal-filter contribution of one vector in Y_t.
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The explicit cover is generated by its empty-support coordinate and its principal-filter coordinates.
Relative projectivity of the boundary lines #
A poset-space object is projective for boundary-surjective morphisms if maps from it lift across every such morphism.
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The empty upper support carried by the root boundary line.
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The principal upper support carried by the boundary line at t.
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The empty-support root line lifts across every boundary-surjective map.
Every principal-filter boundary line lifts across boundary-surjective maps. These are the non-root projectives of the exact boundary structure.