Mixed split-component lifting between chosen meshes #
This file proves the left-mesh-to-right-mesh case of Iyama, Tau-categories I, 3.5.2(1)(ii). It realizes the right-tau core of a chosen left mesh from finite Krull--Schmidt decomposition and mesh compatibility, then reduces mixed split lifting to the right-right theorem. The construction is entirely categorical.
The precise mixed interface #
The componentwise biproduct of a finite family of short-complex morphisms.
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A componentwise biproduct morphism is invertible in degree three when all of its degree-three components are invertible.
A componentwise biproduct morphism is split monic in degree one when all of its degree-one components are split monic.
A right-tau piece mapping to the left mesh of one indecomposable, with an invertible map on third terms.
- S : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex C
- rightTau : RightTauSequence self.S
- third_isIso : CategoryTheory.IsIso self.inclusion.τ₃
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For a noninjective label use the compatible right mesh. For an injective label use the zero right mesh; both source and target third terms are then zero.
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A right tau-sequence mapping into a chosen left mesh, and exhausting its
third term up to isomorphism. This packages Iyama's decomposition
[X) ≅ [I) ⊕ (X₃] at exactly the strength needed for split lifting.
- S : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex C
- rightTau : RightTauSequence self.S
- third_isIso : CategoryTheory.IsIso self.inclusion.τ₃
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Finite Krull--Schmidt decomposition and mesh compatibility construct the right core of every chosen left mesh.
A split-epic composite makes its second factor split epic.
A split-monic composite makes its first factor split monic.
A left tau-sequence receiving a map from one indecomposable right mesh, split monic at the left endpoint.
- S : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex C
- leftTau : LeftTauSequence self.S
- first_splitMono : CategoryTheory.IsSplitMono self.projection.τ₁
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A nonprojective label uses mesh compatibility. At a projective boundary the zero chain map is split monic in degree one because its source is zero.
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Mixed left-to-right split lifting, Tau I, 3.5.2(1)(ii), for the chosen meshes of a finite tau category.
Exact dual mixed lifting: a chain map from a chosen left mesh to a chosen right mesh which is split monic at the left endpoint is split monic in the other two degrees.
The mixed split-lifting statement, Tau I, 3.5.2(1)(ii), packaged as a property of the chosen finite tau-category meshes.
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The finite tau-category data prove the mixed split-lifting interface.
The dual mixed split-lifting interface.
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Finite tau-category data prove the dual mixed split-lifting interface.