Bridge to the vendored Auslander--Reiten theory #
The vendored library MBDVendor (general Auslander--Reiten theory, copied
from the magnitude-conjecture formalization) works with finitely generated right
modules FGModuleCat Aᵐᵒᵖ and with the radical of that whole category. This
file connects it with the manuscript-literal objects of
Foundations/RightModules.lean:
- an
IndSkeletonis a vendoredFiniteIndecomposableSkeleton; ind(mod A)embeds fully faithfully intomod A = FGModuleCat Aᵐᵒᵖ;- the radical morphisms of
ind(mod A)are the vendored radical morphisms; J²(X, Y), defined through indecomposable intermediate objects, is the vendored radical square, defined through arbitrary finitely generated intermediate modules;- hence
Irr(X, Y)is linearly isomorphic to the vendored irreducible space.
mod A: finitely generated right A-modules.
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A composite through an object with a finite biproduct decomposition is the sum of the composites through the summands.
An indecomposable skeleton, as a skeleton of the vendored library.
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The object of mod A labelled by an index.
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The full embedding ind(mod A) → mod A.
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ind(mod A) → mod A on Hom spaces, as a k-linear equivalence.
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A morphism of ind(mod A) is radical exactly when its image in mod A is
a radical morphism in the sense of the vendored library.
J(X, Y) consists exactly of the radical morphisms.
The radical square of the vendored library: the additive subgroup
generated by composites of two radical morphisms through arbitrary objects of
mod A.
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Mapping back and forth along the embedding into mod A.
J²(X, Y), defined through indecomposable intermediate objects, is the
vendored radical square, defined through arbitrary finitely generated
intermediate modules.
The vendored intrinsic irreducible space rad(X, Y) / rad²(X, Y) of
mod A, at two labelled indecomposables.
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J(X, Y) and the vendored radical, as linearly equivalent spaces.
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Irr(X, Y) is linearly isomorphic to the vendored irreducible space.