Every bundled finitely generated module is canonically isomorphic to
the FGModuleCat.of object built from its carrier. The two objects have
the same elements and action, but are not definitionally equal because an
arbitrary object retains its original ModuleCat wrapper.
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The dual of an Rᵐᵒᵖ-module, regarded directly as an R-module.
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The reverse contragredient object, with the canonical identification
R ≃ Rᵐᵒᵖᵐᵒᵖ built into its action.
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The dual map, with source and target regarded as R-modules.
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The reverse contragredient functor.
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The K-module on the forward contragredient object, obtained by
restricting its Rᵐᵒᵖ-action, is canonically the ordinary K-linear
dual. The underlying function is the identity; the proof records the
non-definitional scalar-action comparison.
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As plain types, the concrete forward-then-reverse object is the usual double dual after correcting the inner restricted-scalar structure.
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Evaluation into the actual forward-then-reverse object, linear over
R.
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The concrete evaluation map is bijective. The proof factors its underlying function through ordinary finite-dimensional biduality and the restricted-scalar correction above.
Evaluation as an R-linear equivalence with the actual composite
object.
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Turn a linear equivalence between the carriers of two arbitrary
FGModuleCat objects into a categorical isomorphism, without replacing
either object by an FGModuleCat.of wrapper.
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Objectwise biduality for the forward-then-reverse composite.
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The covariant forward-then-reverse double-dual functor.
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Finite-dimensional bidual evaluation is natural for the concrete forward-then-reverse functor.
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The reverse contragredient object has the ordinary K-linear dual as
its underlying K-module after comparing its K-action restricted from
R with the canonical action.
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As plain types, the reverse-then-forward object is the usual double dual after correcting the inner restricted-scalar structure.
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Evaluation into the actual reverse-then-forward object, linear over
Rᵐᵒᵖ.
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The reverse concrete evaluation map is bijective.
Reverse evaluation as an Rᵐᵒᵖ-linear equivalence.
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Objectwise biduality for the reverse-then-forward composite.
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The covariant reverse-then-forward double-dual functor.
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Reverse bidual evaluation is natural.
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The forward bidual natural isomorphism, viewed on the opposite category in the orientation required for a categorical equivalence.
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Same-universe contragredient duality between the opposite category of
finitely generated R-modules and finitely generated
Rᵐᵒᵖ-modules. Equivalence.mk adjointifies the supplied unit, so no
additional choice-dependent triangle calculation is needed.
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The reverse same-universe equivalence, with the concrete reverse dual as its forward functor.
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An anti-equivalence of finitely generated module categories preserves the project foundation's module-level indecomposability predicate.
Contragredient duality preserves indecomposability in the forward direction.
Contragredient duality preserves indecomposability in the reverse direction.
The target label selected for the dual of a source representative.
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The chosen target representative is isomorphic to the forward dual.
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The source label selected for the reverse dual of a target representative.
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The chosen source representative is isomorphic to the reverse dual.
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Forward and reverse label selection compose to the identity on the source skeleton.
Forward and reverse label selection compose to the identity on the target skeleton.
The induced equivalence of arbitrary complete duplicate-free chosen indecomposable skeletons.
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The concrete duality aligned with the two chosen skeletons.