Acyclic reflected quivers #
This file develops the interaction between acyclicity and reflection at a sink or source. A nonempty finite acyclic quiver has a sink and a source, and reflecting at either one preserves acyclicity.
Main results #
TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.exists_isSink: a nonempty finite acyclic quiver has a sink.TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.exists_isSource: a nonempty finite acyclic quiver has a source.TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.reflect_of_isSink: reflecting an acyclic quiver at a sink leaves it acyclic.TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.reflect_of_isSource: reflecting an acyclic quiver at a source leaves it acyclic.
References #
These results support the sink-admissible reflection-functor constructions in Layers 4 and 5 of
TauCetiRoadmap/RepresentationTheory/QuiverRepresentations/README.md.
theorem
TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.exists_isSink
{V : Type u}
[Quiver V]
[Finite V]
[Nonempty V]
(h : IsAcyclic V)
:
∃ (i : V), IsSink i
A nonempty finite acyclic quiver has a sink: were every vertex to carry an outgoing arrow,
paths could be extended indefinitely, past the bound of
TauCeti.Quiver.IsAcyclic.length_lt_card.