Scalar automorphisms act trivially on module classes #
Lemma 4.13, first step (scalar-normalization.tex): "A weight scales
morphism lines and thus defines an automorphism of L. These automorphisms act
on the indecomposable module classes with any fixed finite support […]. Their
permutation image is finite, abelian and divisible, hence trivial. Every scalar
automorphism consequently fixes each V_X̃ up to isomorphism."
For a finite set of objects s of the graded covering category, a weight d
defines the automorphism σ_d of the covering algebra cov D s scaling the
(p, q)-entry by d(s p, s q) (scaleEquiv). By divisibility of weights
(Lemma 4.11(2)) σ_d = σ_e^N for the N of twist_pow_iso, so σ_d fixes
every finite-dimensional indecomposable class (weight_twist_iso).
An entry of a covering algebra element as a morphism of the cover.
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Scaling the entries by a function on pairs of objects.
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The scalar automorphism σ_d of the covering algebra.
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Weights fix every indecomposable class (Lemma 4.13, first step).