Finite-length Harder--Narasimhan recursion in owner thin intervals #
Strict maximal destabilizing quotients have kernels whose proper strict quotients have larger phase. Strict-Artinian induction on those kernels then constructs finite Harder--Narasimhan filtrations without importing the frozen external implementation.
The interval kernel subobject represents the categorical kernel.
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A strict epimorphism and its interval kernel subobject form a strict short exact sequence.
The kernel subobject of a strict epimorphism to a nonzero target is proper.
Owner spelling of the standard description of a mapped subobject.
Mapping a subobject along an isomorphism identifies the mapped representative canonically with the original subobject.
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The canonical cokernel of the interval kernel subobject of a strict epimorphism has the same skewed phase as its target.
Every proper strict quotient of the kernel of a strict MDQ has phase strictly larger than the MDQ factor.
Strict-Artinian recursion on kernel subobjects constructs an owner HN filtration. The explicit lower quotient bound is the induction invariant propagated from a strict MDQ to its kernel.
Every nonzero object in an owner strict finite-length thin interval has an HN filtration whose phases remain in the common phase window.