First strict short exact sequence in an owner thin interval #
Failure of skewed semistability produces a proper strict subobject of larger phase. Strict-Artinian descent then terminates at a semistable strict subobject, yielding the first strict short exact sequence used by the owner maximal-destabilizing-quotient construction.
An interval subobject is zero exactly when it is the bottom subobject.
A non-bottom interval subobject is nonzero.
The canonical arrow of the subobject represented by a strict mono is strict.
A strict mono and its canonical cokernel projection form a strict short exact sequence.
Every owner strict subobject of a thin slicing interval is intrinsically
admissible. Together with
Slicing.IntervalCat.isStrictSubobject_of_isAdmissible, this identifies the
two subobject orders used by local finiteness and strict HN recursion.
Intrinsic admissible subobjects and owner strict subobjects are the same ordered type in a thin slicing interval.
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Intrinsic local finite length supplies the strict finite length required by owner HN recursion.
Lift a subobject of an interval subobject back to the ambient interval object by composing the two canonical arrows.
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Strictness is preserved when a strict subobject of a strict subobject is lifted to the ambient interval object.
Lifting a subobject does not change the underlying skewed phase.
Failure of skewed semistability supplies a proper strict subobject of strictly larger skewed phase.
Strict-Artinian descent terminates at a proper nonzero semistable strict subobject of strictly larger phase, together with its canonical strict short exact sequence.