Lemma 8.8 with one zero relation #
lem:dimension-infinity with F = d_p d_r for a single zero relation p → m → r of length
two in a poset with unique paths: the linearization of the bound incidence table
(RaySys.incZ, zero set {(x, z) | x ≤ p, r ≤ z}) is representation-infinite when
∑ d_v² + d_p d_r ≤ ∑_{x → y} d_x d_y and d ≠ 0. This is the form needed for Case 2 of
Lemma 8.11 (local-ray-geometry.tex, N = 22, D = 21, F = 1).
The module of a point of the zero set is a module over the bound algebra, through the
matrix units of the incidence algebra; isomorphisms of such modules are conjugations
(conj_of_iso), and OrbitDim.orbits_not_finite applies with the F entries of the
composite along the relation.
The zero set of the relation p → m → r.
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The transport vanishes on the zero set.
The bound algebra acting on a point of the zero set #
The action of an incidence function, as an endomorphism of the carrier.
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The action is linear in the incidence function.
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The bound algebra of the relation.
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Matrix units of the bound algebra in the incidence algebra.
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The action of the bound algebra.
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The bound algebra acting on a point of the zero set (a right module).
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The module of a point of the zero set over the bound algebra.
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Elements of the module of a point as tuples of vectors.
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The identification with ∏ k^{d v} is k-linear.
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An incidence function as a combination of matrix units.
Tuples of vectors as elements of the module of a point.
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The zero condition for a point.
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A module map between points of the zero set commutes with the incidence algebra.
Isomorphic modules over the bound algebra are conjugate points.
The arrow m → r.
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The arrow p → m.
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The entries of the composite along the relation, as polynomials.
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The labelled biproducts of the bound algebra.
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Lemma 8.8 with one zero relation: if d ≠ 0 and
∑ d_v² + d_p d_r ≤ ∑_{x → y} d_x d_y, the bound incidence algebra is
representation-infinite.