Additive subcategories and indecomposable support #
The adapter needed by the paper: a full, replete subcategory of finitely generated modules which is closed under finite direct sums and direct summands is completely determined by its indecomposable support.
No Krull--Schmidt multiplicity-uniqueness theorem is used. The only uniqueness
input is the existing radical argument
IndecomposableSkeleton.not_splitMono_of_labels_ne.
A literal full additive, replete, summand-closed subcategory, represented
by its object predicate. Fullness is supplied by carrier.FullSubcategory;
finite-biproduct closure includes the empty biproduct, and retract closure
implies repleteness.
- carrier : CategoryTheory.ObjectProperty (FGModuleCat R)
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The corresponding literal full subcategory.
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Retract closure entails closure under isomorphisms.
Enlarging the support preserves an additive presentation.
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Additive closure is monotone in the support.
InAdd is replete.
A finite biproduct of objects in InAdd S again lies in InAdd S.
Every selected representative belongs to its additive closure.
If an indecomposable representative is a retract of an object in
add S, its index already lies in S.
This is the precise substitute for a global Krull--Schmidt uniqueness API: otherwise the split embedding into the displayed sum would have all its components in the endomorphism radical.
InAdd S is closed under retracts (direct summands).
The literal additive/replete/summand-closed subcategory generated by a set of indecomposable representatives.
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The indecomposable support of a literal additive subcategory.
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Generating and then taking support returns the original set.
Taking support and then additive closure returns the original literal subcategory.
Order equivalence between indecomposable supports and literal full additive, replete, summand-closed subcategories.
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Every object presented as a quotient of add S belongs to
add (qSet S).
Every object presented as a subobject of add S belongs to
add (sSet S).
q-closed supports are exactly the supports whose literal additive
subcategory is closed under categorical quotients.
s-closed supports are exactly the supports whose literal additive
subcategory is closed under categorical subobjects.
Literal additive subcategories which are also quotient-closed.
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Literal additive subcategories which are also subobject-closed.
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The exact order-level adapter for the paper's quotient-closed subcategories.
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The exact order-level adapter for the paper's subobject-closed subcategories.