A ≅ k ray A implies that A is standard in characteristic two (Theorem 11.8(2)) #
main-theorems.tex: "Proposition 8.3(2) and (3) give the initial-form comparison […]
Combine them with Proposition 4.14 and Corollary 4.15 to obtain (1) and (2)."
A multiplicative ray transversal killing the zero ray products (A ≅ k ray A) is a basis whose
table presents A (selfPres). Proposition 8.3(2) presents A by the table P of A₀;
Lemma 3.6 matches the two tables (IsRayPres.matchFn, IsRayPres.mul_iff), so A ≅ kP ≅ A₀
(algEquivA0_of_rayBasis), and A is standard by the converse of Corollary 4.15
(isStandard_of_algEquiv).
An isomorphism of tables gives an isomorphism of linearizations.
nonempty_algEquiv_of_match with the instances of the target as ordinary implicit
arguments, to be found by unification.
The source of a ray.
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The target of a ray.
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The identity ray at x.
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The identity rays, as indices.
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The table of the basis.
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A multiplicative ray transversal killing zero ray products presents A by its table.
k(table) ≅ A.
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A trivial algebra is standard: there are no indecomposable modules.
A ≅ k ray A gives A ≅ A₀ in characteristic two (Proposition 8.3(2) with Lemma 3.6).