Uniqueness and transport of minimal almost-split morphisms #
Minimal right almost-split morphisms with a common target have isomorphic sources, and minimal left almost-split morphisms with a common source have isomorphic targets. This file also records the isomorphism-transport and kernel/cokernel consequences used to identify Auslander--Reiten translates inside a chosen indecomposable skeleton.
Minimal right almost-split morphisms with the same target have isomorphic sources, compatibly with their structure maps.
Minimal left almost-split morphisms with the same source have isomorphic targets, compatibly with their structure maps.
Precomposition by an isomorphism preserves left almost-splitness.
Precomposition by an isomorphism preserves left minimality.
Postcomposition by an isomorphism preserves right almost-splitness.
Uniqueness of a minimal right almost-split map identifies its kernels.
Uniqueness of a minimal left almost-split map identifies its cokernels.
The canonical cokernel of the kernel inclusion of an epimorphism is isomorphic to its target.
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Dually, the canonical kernel of the cokernel projection of a monomorphism is isomorphic to its source.