The path-length grading of the signless preprojective algebra #
The signless backtrack relators have degree two. Their two-sided ideal is therefore homogeneous, so the path grading descends to the signless quotient. In particular, the positive-degree part can be used as the kernel of a vertex augmentation in its Koszul complex.
The signless preprojective ideal is homogeneous for path length: every defining relator has degree two.
The degree-n piece of the signless preprojective algebra, induced from the path algebra.
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A class of a homogeneous path-algebra element belongs to its induced graded piece.
Membership in the induced graded piece is represented by a homogeneous path-algebra element.
The signless quotient is the internal direct sum of its path-length pieces.
Multiplication adds path lengths in the signless preprojective algebra.
The signless preprojective algebra, equipped with its induced path-length grading.
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A nonzero path-length piece of the signless quotient contains the nonzero class of an actual path of that length.
Left multiplication by an arrow lands in the positive-degree part of the signless quotient.