Composites of source reflection functors #
A list is source-admissible when each vertex is a source after reflecting at the preceding vertices. Source reflection functors therefore compose along such a list. This file constructs that composite and proves that it preserves finite-dimensional indecomposables whenever the successive reflected dimension vectors stay nonnegative.
The reverse of a sink-admissible list is source-admissible for the quiver obtained after the sink reflections. This is the direction needed to reconstruct a quiver representation from a simple representation in the reflection induction for Gabriel's theorem.
Main definition #
TauCeti.sourceReflectionFunctorList: the composite of source reflection functors along a source-admissible list.
Main results #
TauCeti.sourceReflectionFunctorList_nil,TauCeti.sourceReflectionFunctorList_consandTauCeti.sourceReflectionFunctorList_cons_obj: the composite is the identity on the empty list and peels off one source reflection at a time.TauCeti.isFinDim_sourceReflectionFunctorList_obj: the composite preserves pointwise finite-dimensionality, without a nonnegativity hypothesis.TauCeti.indecomposable_and_dimVector_sourceReflectionFunctorList: if all successive reflected dimension vectors are nonnegative, the composite preserves indecomposability and realizes the corresponding product of simple reflections on dimension vectors.
References #
See Bernstein--Gelfand--Ponomarev, Coxeter functors and Gabriel's theorem, and Derksen--Weyman,
An Introduction to Quiver Representations, Ch. 2. The source-reflection construction here is
dual to the sink-reflection composite TauCeti.reflectionFunctorList in
TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Quiver.Reflection.Composite.
The composite along a source-admissible list #
The composite of the source reflection functors along a source-admissible list. It sends
representations of q to representations of the quiver obtained by reflecting successively at
the entries of l.
Instances For
The composite along a nonempty source-admissible list first source-reflects at its head.
Source-reflection composites preserve pointwise finite-dimensionality.
Indecomposability and dimension vectors #
A source-reflection composite reconstructs an indecomposable along a nonnegative reflection
word. If M is an indecomposable with finite-dimensional vertex spaces and the image of its
dimension vector after every nonempty prefix of the source-admissible word is nonnegative, then the
final representation is indecomposable and its dimension vector is the product of the simple
reflections along the word applied to dimVector M.