Proposition 6.1: residual correction spaces (spanning form) #
prop:residual-correction-spaces (positive-deformations.tex) and Appendix B: in
characteristic two, under the brick hypothesis, "each periodic component contributes at
most one correction line, represented by a single path". We record: there is a set S
of rows at periodic vertices, at most one in each periodic component, whose classes
span all derivative cokernels in degrees at least three (residual_cokerSpan).
Deviation from the source: the source takes I to be exactly the components with a
nonzero class; we keep all components with a candidate row (a superset), which is what
the spanning statement needs. The component models and degrees of the rows are recorded
by connected_cokerSpan and the files StarDSpan, StarESpan.
A canonical vertex of a set of vertices.
Instances For
Proposition 6.1, spanning form with the model data: as residual_cokerSpan, and each
spanning row comes from a row of its periodic component of type D or E and degree
2s + 2 (StarTrace.DEModel).
Proposition 6.1, spanning form (prop:residual-correction-spaces). In
characteristic two, for a finite-dimensional scalar mesh category on a finite translation
quiver with at most one arrow between ordered vertices, satisfying the brick hypothesis,
there is a set of rows at periodic vertices, at most one in each periodic component,
whose classes span the cokernels of all D_m, m ≥ 2.