Almost-split morphisms for a finite indecomposable skeleton #
For a finite complete skeleton of finite-length indecomposable modules over a
finite-dimensional algebra, this file constructs right and left almost-split
morphisms by finite radical evaluation. It then combines those morphisms with
the finite-length minimalization theorem in AlmostSplitCofinite.
The construction is intrinsic: it uses only the radical Hom-spaces between the chosen indecomposables and their finite biproducts. No presentation or classification of the algebra or its modules enters.
The K-linear radical Hom-space between two chosen indecomposables,
realized as the maps which are not split epimorphisms.
Instances For
On the duplicate-free indecomposable skeleton, the same radical Hom-space consists of the maps which are not split monomorphisms.
A finite biproduct map into a chosen indecomposable cannot split if none of its components splits.
Dually, a finite biproduct map out of a chosen indecomposable cannot split if none of its component maps splits.
Finite radical evaluation gives a finite-length right almost-split map into every representative of a finite indecomposable skeleton.
Finite radical evaluation gives a finite-length left almost-split map out of every representative of a finite indecomposable skeleton.
Finite radical evaluation followed by finite-length minimalization gives a minimal right almost-split decomposition at every skeleton vertex.
The left-hand finite radical evaluation likewise has a minimal finite-length representative.
In the finite-skeleton setting, the quotient-side mixed criterion no longer needs an almost-split existence hypothesis.
The submodule-side mixed criterion is unconditionally available under the same finite-skeleton hypotheses.
The usual finite-dimensional-algebra hypotheses supply all pointwise scalar and finiteness instances required by right radical evaluation.
The corresponding finite-dimensional-algebra wrapper for left radical evaluation.
A finite-dimensional algebra with a finite complete indecomposable skeleton has minimal right almost-split decompositions at every vertex.
The left-dual minimal decomposition exists under the same hypotheses.
Paper-facing finite-dimensional-algebra form of the quotient-side mixed criterion.
Paper-facing finite-dimensional-algebra form of the dual mixed criterion.