Occurrence bases for minimal left almost-split maps #
This is the dual occurrence-coordinate construction for a chosen
indecomposable decomposition of the middle term of a minimal left
almost-split map. Left minimality proves linear independence in
Irr = rad / rad², while scalar endomorphisms of the target prove spanning.
Consequently, the multiplicity of a target indecomposable in the middle term
is exactly the dimension of the corresponding irreducible-morphism space.
The construction is abstract and uses no quiver presentation or module classification.
The occurrences of one fixed target indecomposable in a chosen minimal left almost-split middle decomposition.
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Projection from the middle term to one occurring copy of y.
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The coordinate arrow from the left almost-split source to an occurring
copy of y.
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Inclusion of one occurring copy of y back into the middle term.
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The middle-term projection represented by a coefficient vector.
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The occurrence-coordinate arrow as an R-linear map.
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A finite linear combination of occurrence-coordinate arrows.
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Occurrence-coordinate combination is K-linear in its coefficients.
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Every displayed left occurrence-coordinate is radical.
The canonical linear map from left-occurrence coefficients to the linear radical Hom-space.
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The basis-candidate map from left-AR occurrences to
rad(x,y) / rad²(x,y).
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Occurrence classes are linearly independent for every minimal left almost-split decomposition. This is the left-minimal dual of the standard right occurrence argument.
The coordinate classes span Irr as soon as endomorphisms of the
target are scalar. This is the left-minimal approximation half of the
standard occurrence--Irr basis theorem.
The general left-side occurrence--Irr equivalence, assuming only the
scalar-endomorphism conclusion needed for spanning.