Target split--radical normal form #
This is the categorical dual of the source normal form used in Iyama's right-ladder construction. No concrete algebra or module classification is used.
An elementary lower shear of a binary biproduct.
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Target-side counterpart of moveLeftPastFirstIso_inv_desc.
A target split--radical form: after changing the target by an isomorphism, a morphism is a column consisting of a split epimorphism and a categorical-radical morphism.
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Transport a target split--radical form along an isomorphism of targets.
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A morphism into a chosen indecomposable is radical exactly when it is not a split epimorphism.
Add one chosen indecomposable target summand to a target split--radical normal form.
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Target split--radical normal form for a morphism whose target is a displayed finite biproduct of chosen indecomposables.
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Every morphism in a finite tau-category has a target split--radical normal form.
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Existential target normal form: after an isomorphism Y ≅ Z ⨞ U,
the map is the pair of a split epimorphism and a categorical-radical
morphism.