Label weights in a finite Krull--Schmidt category #
Isomorphic displayed decompositions into the chosen indecomposable skeleton have equal sums under every commutative-monoid-valued label weight. It follows that an arbitrary integer-valued label weight extends to an isomorphism-invariant, biproduct-additive weight on all objects.
This is the classification-free weight extension used in Iyama's strictness argument.
Isomorphic displayed decompositions have the same total under every commutative-monoid-valued label weight.
In particular, every chosen indecomposable label occurs with the same multiplicity in two isomorphic displayed decompositions.
Number of factors in one noncomputably chosen decomposition.
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Labels in one noncomputably chosen decomposition.
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The isomorphism exhibiting the chosen decomposition.
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Sum a label weight over the chosen finite decomposition of an object.
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Chosen label weight is invariant under object isomorphism.
Chosen label weight is additive under binary biproducts.
Every integer-valued weight on the chosen indecomposable labels extends canonically (up to the irrelevant decomposition choice) to an isomorphism-invariant additive object weight.