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TauCeti.Algebra.Category.GradedModuleCat.CartanMap.Resolution

The graded Cartan equivalence #

Let A be a graded algebra. The graded Cartan map from finite graded projectives to finite graded modules factors through the full subcategory of modules admitting a finite graded projective resolution. The graded resolution theorem identifies the first two Laurent Grothendieck groups.

Consequently, if every finite graded module admits such a resolution, the graded Cartan map is an isomorphism of ℤ[q,q⁻¹]-modules. Its inverse sends the class of a module to the alternating class of any finite graded projective resolution. This is the graded analogue of TauCeti.cartanEquiv.

Main definitions #

References #

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noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.gradedModuleCanonicalExactStructure {k : Type uk} [CommRing k] {A : Type uA} [Ring A] [Algebra k A] (𝒜 : ℤ → Submodule k A) :

The canonical exact structure on graded modules, graded by the internal shift.

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    A graded module admitting a finite resolution by finite graded projectives is itself finite. Each resolution step presents its target as a quotient of a finite graded module.

    The induced graded exact structure on graded modules admitting finite resolutions by finite graded projectives.

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      The graded resolution equivalence sends the class of a finite graded projective to its class among modules admitting finite graded-projective resolutions.

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      The comparison map sends an object class to the class of the same finite graded module.

      The graded Cartan map factors through the modules admitting finite graded-projective resolutions.

      Under finite graded-projective dimension, compare all finite graded modules with the subcategory of modules admitting finite graded-projective resolutions.

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        The inverse Cartan map sends the class of a finite graded module to the alternating class of any finite graded-projective resolution. In particular, the result is independent of the chosen resolution.

        If every finite graded module admits a finite graded-projective resolution, the graded Cartan map is an isomorphism of ℤ[q,q⁻¹]-modules.

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          The graded Cartan map is bijective whenever every finite graded module has a finite graded-projective resolution.