Transfer of the mesh derivative to a τ-closed full subquiver #
Proof of Proposition 5.1 (prop:periodic-localization), last paragraph, and
eq:mesh-object-quotient. For a τ-closed set S, the inclusion
kQ_S → kQ sends the mesh relation of Q_S at x to the mesh relation of
Q at x minus its terms through middle vertices outside S
(inclL_meshRelation_sub_mem). Hence the inclusion maps the mesh ideal of
Q_S into the mesh ideal of Q plus the paths through vertices outside S
(inclL_mem_ideal_sup_outside).
Consequently, if D_m(C(Q_S)) is surjective and the rows through vertices
outside S are already in the image of D_m(C(Q)), then every row at a vertex
of S is in that image (row_mem_imageD_of_restrict).
The mesh ideal of C(Q, c), as a submodule of the Hom spaces of kQ.
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The image in kQ of the mesh relation of Q_S at x.
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The mesh relation of Q_S maps to the mesh relation of Q, up to the terms
with middle vertex outside S.
The inclusion maps the mesh ideal of Q_S into the mesh ideal of Q plus
the paths through vertices outside S.
A family of morphisms of kQ_S parallel to the arrows of Q_S.
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Extend a family on Q_S by zero to a family on Q.
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The derivative of a family on Q_S, computed in kQ_S.
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The image in kQ of derivPath.
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A degree-(m+1) element of the mesh ideal of Q plus the paths outside S
gives a combination of rows through vertices outside S.
Proposition 5.1, transfer to a τ-closed subquiver
(prop:periodic-localization, last paragraph). If D_m(C(Q_S)) is surjective
and every row through a vertex outside S is in the image of D_m(C(Q)), then
every row at a vertex of S is in that image.