Rays of the fibres of the zero-product family #
Proposition 11.3(3) (binary-families.tex), in the form used by Proposition 7.9:
let B be an algebra with a linear isomorphism Ψ : kP → B carrying a fibre product
m_c = m + Σ c_z ε_z to the product of B. "Corrections involve only generating nonlocal
inputs. Products with local basis vectors […] are unchanged. Thus the local rings and both
endpoint actions are the same as in A₀, and the basis vectors represent exactly the same
endpoint-unit orbits." Hence the images Ψ b_e are a complete set of primitive
orthogonal idempotents of B, and the images Ψ b_r are a ray transversal. When the
coefficients are zero or one, products of these vectors are basis vectors or zero, and by
Corollary 3.3 the transversal is a normed multiplicative basis.
Deviation: the fibre is not formed as a separate algebra; everything is read in B through
Ψ, which is how Proposition 7.9 uses it.
Corrections vanish on local inputs #
The transported structure #
The corner of B at x, y is the image of the corner of kP.
The transported identities are a complete set of primitive orthogonal idempotents.
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Vertices as indices of the transported idempotents.
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Rays of the transported vectors are ordered by U.
Every nonzero corner element of B lies in the ray of a transported vector.
The ray of a transported vector.
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Two nonzero rays with a common element are equal.
Rays of B are the rays of P.
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The transported basis, indexed by the rays of B.
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The transported basis is a ray transversal.
Products of transported vectors at binary points are transported vectors or zero.
Endpoint subbimodules of a fibre are spanned by rays #
The endpoint actions of the fibre are those of kP (Ψ_mul_left, Ψ_mul_right), so an endpoint
subbimodule of B pulls back to one of kP, which is spanned by rays since kP is
representation-finite. No representation-finiteness of B is needed.
kP with its identity vectors and rays, as the fibre at 0.
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Every endpoint subbimodule of a fibre is spanned by the transported rays it contains.
A radical power as a two-sided ideal.
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Proposition 11.3(3) in B: at binary points the transported rays are a normed
multiplicative basis and a ray transversal.
B has a normed multiplicative basis (Proposition 11.3(3) with Proposition 7.9).