Special-arrow target conormalization #
This is the dual of Iyama's source-padded special normalization. The file
uses the target split--radical normal form and produces the exact
SpecialConormalization expected by the finite left-ladder builder.
A special arrow with a radical-square complementary target component is isomorphic to the same arrow with that component zeroed.
Isomorphism-invariant target-padding absorption.
Zero-padded left-minimal arrows cancel their padded target summands.
Specialness of a target-padded arrow descends to its left-minimal essential component when its radical-square perturbations stay left minimal.
Precomposition by an isomorphism preserves left minimality.
Postcomposing a left-minimal map by a split epimorphism preserves left minimality.
A split-epimorphic cofactor of a chosen left mesh map is left minimal.
Radical-square perturbations of a split-epimorphic chosen-left-mesh cofactor remain left minimal.
If a target-padded arrow defined by a split left-mesh cofactor is special, its essential component is special.
Every radical arrow out of X factors through the first map of the
chosen left mesh at X, after the recorded endpoint isomorphism.
Iyama's special-arrow target normalization: every special arrow is isomorphic to a target-zero-padded split cofactor of the chosen left mesh, and its essential component remains special.
Choose the target conormalization of an arbitrary special arrow.