Ray presentations #
A ray presentation of an algebra B (with primitive idempotents F) by a ray table T
is a family of vectors β r, one in each nonzero ray, such that the ray products of B
(Definition 3.4: [f][h] = [fh] unless fh ∈ M(f, h)) are the products of T. This is the
content of "ray A_t = P with the specified representatives" (Proposition 11.3(3),
binary-families.tex) and of Definition 3.9(3).
The transported rays of a fibre of the zero-product family present B by P (fibre_rayPres):
"If n ∈ rad R_y, the product rn is a combination of proper rays, so (rn)·s = (rn)s …
Each correction r*s = rq_ys belongs to this subspace." With zero coefficients this shows
that a representation-finite ray table presents its own linearization.
The weight-lifting property of a ray table: additive weights modulo two lift to integer
additive weights (the form in which freeness of W(Q) is used, hW of Theorem 9.1).
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A connected table: every two vertices are joined by a zigzag of rays.
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A ray presentation of B by the table T.
- ne (r : R) : β r ≠ 0
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The ray of β r among the rays of the second presentation.
Two ray presentations of the same algebra have isomorphic tables (Lemma 3.6).
The matching ray of the second presentation, as a function.
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Weight lifting transfers along ray presentations of one algebra.
Ray presentations transport along algebra isomorphisms.
Connectivity transfers along ray presentations of one algebra.
Corrections vanish below a ray: on elements of U(r) of degree above r.
The corner radical of the fibre is the span of the positive local rays.
Products through a positive local element are computed in kP.
M(β r, β s) lies in degrees above deg r + deg s.
The transported rays present the fibre by the ray table P (Proposition 11.3(3)).