Krull--Schmidt split--radical normal form #
In the finite Krull--Schmidt skeleton recorded by FiniteTauCategoryData,
every morphism becomes, after an isomorphism of its source, a row consisting
of a split monomorphism and a categorical-radical morphism. The proof is a
finite induction over a chosen indecomposable decomposition. Elementary
biproduct shears add each indecomposable either to the split part or to the
radical remainder.
This is the classification-free normal-form input in Iyama's special-arrow right-ladder construction.
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Split off the first factor of a Fin (n+1)-indexed biproduct.
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An elementary upper shear of a binary biproduct.
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Move the left factor past the first factor of a decomposed right term.
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Transport a split--radical form along an isomorphism of source objects.
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A split monomorphism between two representatives in the finite right tau skeleton is an isomorphism.
Add one chosen indecomposable source summand to a split--radical normal form.
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Split--radical normal form for a morphism whose source is a displayed finite biproduct of chosen indecomposables.
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Every morphism in a finite tau-category has a Krull--Schmidt split--radical normal form on its source.
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Existential form: after an isomorphism X ≅ Z ⨞ U, the map is
the pair of a split monomorphism and a categorical-radical morphism.