Class bases and the graded Cartan map of the componentwise zigzag algebra #
The graded vertex projectives of the public zigzag algebra form a basis of its actual Laurent Grothendieck group of finite graded projectives. This includes isolated vertices, whose projectives retain the degree-two generator of the dual-number factor. These are the projectives on which the zigzag braid complexes act, rather than projectives of the relation quotient with its different isolated-vertex convention.
The graded Cartan map sends a vertex-projective class to a class with coordinate 1 + q²
at that vertex, q at adjacent vertices, and zero elsewhere. The heads of the vertex projectives
form the simple-class basis of the graded module Grothendieck group, with the idempotent
coordinates as its coordinates. Thus the matrix of the categorical graded Cartan map in these
two bases is (1 + q²) I + q A_G, including its dual-number diagonal entries at isolated vertices.
References #
- Huerfano--Khovanov, A category for the adjoint representation, Sections 3 and 4.6.
- Ehrig--Tubbenhauer, Algebraic properties of zigzag algebras, Section 2.
- The graded Krull–Schmidt and simple-head basis constructions are
TauCeti.gradedIndecomposableProjectiveClassBasisandTauCeti.gradedIdempotentHeadBasis.
Degree-preserving maps between vertex projectives are scalar endomorphisms at the same vertex and vanish between distinct vertices.
Every vertex projective of the public algebra is indecomposable as a finite graded projective, including the dual-number projective at an isolated vertex.
Distinct vertex projectives of the public algebra cannot become isomorphic after an internal shift.
Every finite graded indecomposable projective of the public zigzag algebra is an internal shift of a vertex projective.
The vertex-projective class basis of K₀^gr(proj Z) for the public componentwise algebra.
Its Laurent scalar action represents internal grading shifts.
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The basis vector at a vertex is the class of its actual graded vertex projective.
The coordinate of a vertex-projective class is the corresponding coordinate vector.
The simple-class basis and the categorical Cartan matrix #
The graded head of the public vertex projective, obtained by killing its positive-degree part. At an isolated vertex this kills the degree-two dual-number generator.
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A graded vertex simple is the generic graded head of its vertex idempotent.
The class of a vertex-projective element in its graded simple head.
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Every element of the graded simple head has a vertex-projective representative.
A representative vanishes in the graded head exactly when it lies in the positive-degree ideal of its vertex projective.
The head projection sends a homogeneous representative of degree p to the
degree-p piece of the graded vertex simple.
The head of a public vertex projective is a finite graded module.
Each graded vertex head of the public algebra is simple.
A graded vertex simple is finite-dimensional.
The graded vertex simple is concentrated in degree zero, with dimension one at its own vertex and zero at every other vertex.
The vertex-head class basis of G₀^gr(mod Z) for the public componentwise zigzag algebra.
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The simple-class basis vector is the class of the graded head at that vertex.
The simple-class coordinates are the graded dimensions of the vertex-idempotent pieces.
Entrywise, the categorical Cartan map records 1 + q² at the projective's vertex,
q at an adjacent vertex, and zero otherwise.
The categorical graded Cartan map of the public algebra has matrix (1 + q²) I + q A_G
in the vertex-projective and vertex-head class bases, including isolated vertices.