Quotients concentrated in one internal degree #
The degree quotient of a graded module kills the submodule generated by all pieces outside a specified degree. It is the universal quotient concentrated in that degree. For a nonnegatively graded algebra, it is annihilated by positive-degree scalars, and its surviving piece detects the corresponding piece of the module modulo the positive-degree action.
Consequently, maps to modules concentrated in degree p detect whether the source's degree-p
piece lies in A₊ M. Combined with graded Nakayama, this detects generating degrees of minimal
projective resolution terms from their graded Hom groups.
References #
- C. Năstăsescu and F. Van Oystaeyen, Methods of Graded Rings, Section 2.3.
- A. Beilinson, V. Ginzburg and W. Soergel, Koszul duality patterns in representation theory, Section 1.2, for detection of generating degrees in minimal resolutions.
The submodule generated by the off-degree pieces is homogeneous.
The homogeneous submodule generated by the off-degree pieces, as a graded module.
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Membership in a homogeneous piece of the off-degree submodule is ambient membership.
The inclusion of the submodule killed by the degree quotient.
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The off-degree inclusion has the underlying submodule inclusion as its linear map.
The universal quotient of M concentrated in internal degree p.
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The projection onto the universal quotient concentrated in degree p.
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The underlying quotient projection is the usual projection by the inclusion's range.
The kernel of the degree quotient projection is the span of the off-degree pieces.
The quotient projection is surjective.
The degree-q piece of the degree quotient consists of classes of degree-q elements.
The degree quotient vanishes outside its specified degree.
A graded map to a module concentrated in degree p kills the off-degree span.
The canonical factorization of a graded map to a module concentrated in degree p
through the universal degree quotient.
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Composing the canonical lift with the quotient projection recovers the original map.
Composing the canonical lift with the quotient projection recovers the original map.
A map out of the degree quotient is uniquely determined by its composite with the quotient projection.
Every graded map to a module concentrated in degree p factors uniquely through the
universal degree quotient.
In the retained degree, the off-degree span contributes only positive-degree action.
Vanishing of maps to the universal degree quotient detects a homogeneous piece modulo positive-degree action.