Pullback and cokernel transport in an owner thin interval #
Strict subobjects of a strict quotient pull back to strict subobjects. Their cokernels agree up to isomorphism, so the perturbed charge and phase transport across the pullback square. These are the categorical and phase-theoretic inputs for strict maximal destabilizing quotient selection.
The bottom subobject has a strict canonical arrow.
Pulling back a strict epimorphism along an interval subobject preserves strict epimorphy of the pullback projection.
A kernel followed by a strict epimorphism is an owner strict short exact sequence in a thin interval.
Pulling a kernel--strict-epimorphism sequence back along an interval subobject preserves owner strict short exactness.
The complementary pullback sequence associated to two composable strict epimorphisms is owner strict short exact.
Pulling back a strict interval subobject preserves strictness of its canonical arrow.
A kernel subobject lies below the pullback of every subobject of its canonical cokernel.
The inclusion of a kernel subobject into a cokernel pullback is killed by the pullback projection.
A nonzero subobject of a cokernel pulls back to a strict enlargement of the kernel subobject.
A strict proper subobject of a cokernel cannot pull back to the top subobject.
A strict proper subobject has a nonzero cokernel.
Pulling back a strict subobject along a cokernel projection preserves its cokernel object up to canonical isomorphism.
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The perturbed charge of the cokernel is invariant under pullback along a cokernel projection.
The perturbed phase of the cokernel is invariant under pullback along a cokernel projection.
In a common phase window of width less than one, the cokernel of an above-phase proper strict subobject has phase strictly below the original object.