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Linear equivalence (X ⊗ Z ⟶ Y) ≃ₗ[k] (X ⟶ Y ⊗ Zᘁ) upgrading the right-dual hom adjunction (tensorRightHomEquiv) in a k-linear rigid monoidal category.

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    The right-dual hom adjunction is a linear equivalence, hence the k-dimensions agree: dim (X ⊗ Z ⟶ Y) = dim (X ⟶ Y ⊗ Zᘁ).

    Bundle of combinatorial data witnessing the finiteness of a multitensor category C: indexed simples and projective covers, structure constants N_{ij}^l, Jordan–Hölder multiplicities, the dual involution, and the projective-cover multiplicity identities used to formulate the Frobenius–Perron results of EGNO §1.47.

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      Linear equivalence (Z ⊗ P ⟶ Y) ≃ₗ[k] (P ⟶ (ᘁZ) ⊗ Y) upgrading the left-dual hom adjunction (tensorLeftHomEquiv) in a k-linear rigid monoidal category.

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        The left-dual hom adjunction is a linear equivalence, hence the k-dimensions agree: dim (Z ⊗ P ⟶ Y) = dim (P ⟶ (ᘁZ) ⊗ Y).

        Indexed family of projective covers whose biproduct decomposes P_i ⊗ Z, with k'-summands repeated Σ_l N_{k', i*}^l · [Z:X_l] times (the multiplicities appearing in Proposition 1.47.2, left version).

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          Indexed family of projective covers whose biproduct decomposes Z ⊗ P_i, with k'-summands repeated Σ_l N_{l, k'}^i · [Z:X_l] times (the multiplicities appearing in Proposition 1.47.2, right version).

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            EGNO Proposition 1.47.2 (left version): for any object Z of C, P_i ⊗ Z is isomorphic to a biproduct of projective covers P_k with multiplicities Σ_j N_{k, i*}^j · [Z : X_j].

            Numerical data of the Frobenius–Perron dimensions of simples and projective covers in a finite tensor category, together with the dual involution and the identity FPdim(P_i)·FPdim(X_{i*}) = FPdim(C) from EGNO §1.47.

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              The Frobenius–Perron dimension of the finite tensor category, defined as FPdim(C) := Σ_i FPdim(X_i) · FPdim(P_i) (EGNO Definition 1.47.5).

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