Forgetting grading in the Cartan map #
Forgetting the internal grading sends finite graded modules to finite modules, and finite graded
projectives to finite projectives. These functors preserve the induced conflations and identify
an internal shift with the original underlying module. Consequently their maps on Grothendieck
groups factor through specialization at q = 1.
The resulting square with the graded and ungraded Cartan maps commutes. This is a comparison of maps, not an assertion that either forgetful map is an isomorphism: an underlying module need not admit a grading. No decomposition hypothesis on the algebra grading is needed, since the graded projective subcategory is defined by projectivity of the underlying module.
The construction uses LaurentK0.forgetGrading and the graded Cartan map. See Z. Dancso and
A. Licata, "Koszul algebras and flow lattices", Section 2.2, for the specialization convention.
Forgetting the shift of a finite graded module gives the same underlying module.
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Forgetting the shift of a finite graded projective gives the same underlying projective.
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Forgetting grading on a specialized module class gives its underlying module class.
Forgetting grading on a specialized projective class gives its underlying projective class.
Specializing the Cartan map commutes with the quotient class map.
Forgetting grading recovers the ungraded Cartan map. The square from graded projective
K₀ and graded module G₀, specialized at q = 1, to their ungraded counterparts commutes.