The ray basis of a standard basic algebra #
Corollary 5.5 (mesh-deformations.tex): "Construction 2.8 and
Proposition 4.14 give A ≅ A₀ ≅ kP, where P = ray A₀. This isomorphism
preserves endpoint actions and the subspaces M(f,h) of Definition 3.4, and
therefore identifies ray A with P. The ray basis is multiplicative, contains
the primitive idempotents, and intersects every radical power in a basis by
Corollary 3.3."
Here: the ray basis of A₀ (exists_hasRayBasis_A0) is transported along
A ≅ A₀ (hasRayBasis_of_algEquiv) to the pulled-back vertex idempotents, and
then, by conjugacy of complete sets of primitive idempotents in a basic algebra,
to any given complete set F.
The idempotents pulled back along an algebra isomorphism.
Instances For
A trivial algebra has a ray basis (there are no nonzero rays).
A standard basic algebra has a ray basis for every complete set of primitive orthogonal idempotents (Corollary 5.5).