Mesh corrections on a connected periodic quiver in characteristic two #
characteristic-two-mesh-calculations.tex: "We will show that each periodic
component contributes at most one correction line, represented by a single path."
On a finite connected stable translation quiver with a finite-dimensional scalar mesh
category satisfying the brick hypothesis, in characteristic two, the cokernels of the
mesh derivatives are spanned by the class of at most one row (connected_cokerSpan):
by Proposition 4.1 the quiver is covered by a star model; the types A give zero
cokernels, and the types D, E one row of degree 2s + 2 at the centre.
The model of a row of type D or E (Proposition 6.1(1)(2)): the quiver is
ℤΔ/⟨g⟩ for a three-arm Dynkin star Δ, with g(v, j) = (ρ v, j + 2s) (that is,
τ^{−s} ρ), ρ an automorphism of Δ fixing the centre, s ≥ 1, and the row has degree
2s + 2.
Instances For
The model data of a candidate row of a three-arm star.
Mesh corrections on a connected periodic quiver in characteristic two, with the model
data of Proposition 6.1(1)(2): the cokernels are spanned by the class of at most one row, of
type D or E and degree 2s + 2.
Mesh corrections on a connected periodic quiver in characteristic two: the cokernels are spanned by the class of at most one row.