The mesh data of k(Γ_A) #
Lemma 2.7 and Proposition 2.6(1)(2) for C = k(Γ_A) in the form used by the
proof of Proposition 2.10 (graded-category.tex): the categorical
radical of C is its positive-degree part (ScalarMeshCategory.localFamily),
the right mesh maps at x are the arrows ending at x, and at a nonprojective
x the sequences
0 → C(W, τx) → ⊕_a C(W, E_a) → C(W, x) and 0 → C(x, W) → ⊕_a C(E_a, W) → C(τx, W)
are exact, with first map given by c_{x,a} (σa); at a projective x the
right mesh map is a monomorphism. Exactness is reduced to homogeneous families
of paths (ARMeshExactness.lean) by the path-length grading.
The local structure of k(Γ_A).
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The degree-(e+1) component of a sum over the arrows ending at Y.
map of an arrow is the arrow morphism.
Covariant exactness at a nonprojective vertex.
Covariant injectivity at a nonprojective vertex.
At a projective vertex the right mesh map is a monomorphism.
Contravariant exactness at a nonprojective vertex.
Contravariant injectivity at a nonprojective vertex.
The mesh relation at a nonprojective vertex holds in k(Γ_A).
The mesh data of k(Γ_A): the right mesh maps are the arrows ending at
each vertex, with the exact mesh sequences of Proposition 2.6(1)(2).
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Lemma 2.7 (lem:mesh-simple-tops): at every label X of C = k(Γ_A), projective or
not, the right mesh map ⊕_a C(-, mid a) → C(-, X) (at a projective label, the initial forms of
the components of rad P → P, the arrows into P) has image the radical of the representable
C(-, X), and its cokernel is the simple top of C(-, X).