Occurrence bases for minimal right almost-split maps #
For a chosen indecomposable decomposition of the middle term of a minimal
right almost-split map, this file constructs the coordinate map from copies
of one indecomposable to the linear irreducible-morphism space
Irr = rad / rad². Right minimality proves linear independence, while
scalar endomorphisms of the source prove spanning. Thus the multiplicity of
an indecomposable middle summand is exactly the dimension of the corresponding
irreducible-morphism space.
The construction is abstract: it uses no quiver presentation or module classification, and it applies to projective-boundary right almost-split maps as well as to almost-split sequences.
The occurrences of one fixed indecomposable in a chosen right almost-split middle decomposition.
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The coordinate map from an occurring copy of x to the right
almost-split endpoint.
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The same coordinate before composing with the right almost-split map.
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The middle-term morphism represented by a coefficient vector.
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Projection back from the middle term to one specified occurrence.
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The same 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 occurrence-coordinate is radical: if that single coordinate split epimorphically, then the whole right almost-split map would split epimorphically.
The canonical linear map from occurrence coefficients to the linear radical Hom-space.
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The basis-candidate map from right-AR occurrences to
rad(x,z) / rad²(x,z).
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Occurrence classes are linearly independent for every minimal right almost-split decomposition. Right minimality alone eliminates a hypothetical radical-square relation, so this argument also covers projective boundary maps and needs no AR kernel or translation data.
The coordinate classes span Irr as soon as endomorphisms of the
source are scalar. This is the right-minimal approximation half of the
standard occurrence--Irr basis theorem.
The general right-side occurrence--Irr equivalence, assuming only the
scalar-endomorphism conclusion needed for spanning.