Lemma 12.3 for right modules and first arrows #
lem:flat-mesh-perturbations is stated for right modules, splitting each relation by its first
arrow; flat_perturbation uses the representables C(−, x) and last arrows. This file states
the lemma in the manuscript's convention and derives it from the opposite quiver: path reversal
gives isomorphisms kQ(w, y) ≅ kQᵒᵖ(y, w) reversing composition (opE), carrying the ideals of
C and B to those of the opposite presentation, and the first-arrow presentations of the right
simple modules to the last-arrow presentations of the representables of Qᵒᵖ.
Path reversal #
The reversed path in the opposite quiver.
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The reversed path of a path of the opposite quiver.
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Path reversal as an equivalence.
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Reversal on kQ #
The arrows out of x and the arrows into op x.
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Presentations by an indexed family of relations #
A graded presentation C = kQ/(r₁, …, r_t) with relations r_i : s_i → t_i,
homogeneous of degree at least two.
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A family of maps parallel to the relations, reversed and indexed by sources.
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The opposite presentation on Qᵒᵖ, indexed by the sources of the relations.
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The ideal of B = kQ/(𝔪^{N+1}, r_i − f_i).
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The ideal of the opposite of B.
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Transport of quotients #
Reversal on the quotients (kQ/J)(y, w) ≅ (kQᵒᵖ/J')(op w, op y).
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First-arrow components #
The first-arrow components f = f₀ + Σ_a a f_a.
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The first-arrow presentations of the right simple modules #
The arrow map of the right simple module S_x, evaluated at w:
⊕_{a : x → y} B(y, w) → B(x, w), (z_a) ↦ Σ_a a z_a.
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The relation map ⊕_{r_i : x → t_i} B(t_i, w) → ⊕_{a : x → y} B(y, w), splitting each
relation starting at x by its first arrows.
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The relation terms, reversed.
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Lemma 12.3 #
Lemma 12.3 (lem:flat-mesh-perturbations), in the source's convention: let
C = kQ/(r₁, …, r_t) be a graded presentation with relations of degree at least two such that
the presentations of the right simple modules obtained by splitting each relation by its first
arrow are projective resolutions of length at most two (hC: at every w, the relation map is
injective and its image is the kernel of the arrow map), let C_d = 0 for d ≥ N (hN) and let
f_i be parallel to r_i of strictly higher degree. Then B = kQ/(𝔪^{N+1}, r_i − f_i) has
gr_𝔪 B ≅ C (in every degree d, paths induce C_d(w, y) ≅ 𝔪^d B(w, y)/𝔪^{d+1} B(w, y)), the
dimensions of C, every path basis of C lifts to a basis of B, and splitting the perturbed
relations by their first arrows gives projective resolutions of the right simple modules of B.