Presentation of a direct sum #
If M : ι → Type _ is a family of A-modules, then the data of a presentation
of each M i, we obtain a presentation of the module ⨁ i, M i.
In particular, from a presentation of an A-module M, we get
a presentation of ι →₀ M.
The direct sum operations on Relations A. Given a family
relations : ι → Relations A, the type of generators and relations
in directSum relations are the corresponding Sigma types.
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Given an A-module N and a family relations : ι → Relations A,
the data of a solution of Relations.directSum relations in N
is equivalent to the data of a family of solutions of relations i in N
for all i.
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Given solution : ∀ (i : ι), (relations i).Solution (M i), this is the
canonical solution of Relations.directSum relations in ⨁ i, M i.
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The direct sum admits a presentation by generators and relations.
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The obvious presentation of the module ⨁ i, M i that is obtained from
the data of presentations of the module M i for each i.
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The obvious presentation of the module ι →₀ N that is deduced from a presentation
of the module N.