Concrete graded resolutions as categorical projective resolutions #
A TauCeti.GradedProjectiveResolution records projective modules, homogeneous differentials,
and an exact augmentation as linear maps. This file turns that data into a
CategoryTheory.ProjectiveResolution in TauCeti.GradedModuleCat. Its terms retain their
internal gradings, and its differentials and augmentation are the original maps.
The resulting resolution can be used directly with Mathlib's comparison maps, uniqueness up to chain homotopy, and computation of Ext from projective resolutions. No enough-projectives hypothesis is needed to bundle a given resolution. The construction imposes neither linearity, minimality, finite generation, nor boundedness.
References #
- C. NΔstΔsescu and F. Van Oystaeyen, Methods of Graded Rings, Section 2.3.
- Charles A. Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra, Sections 2.2 and 2.4.
A term of a concrete graded resolution, with its specified internal grading.
Equations
- r.termObj n = { carrier := r.X n, isAddCommGroup := r.addCommGroup n, isModule := r.module n, isModuleBase := r.moduleBase n, isScalarTower := β―, grading := r.grading n, gradedSMul := β― }
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The differential of a concrete graded resolution as a morphism of graded modules.
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- r.differential n = TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.ofHom (r.d n) β―
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The augmentation of a concrete graded resolution as a morphism of graded modules.
Equations
- r.augmentation = TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.ofHom r.Ο β―
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A concrete graded projective resolution is a categorical projective resolution in the category of graded modules. The quasi-isomorphism is its original augmentation.
Equations
- r.toProjectiveResolution = { complex := TauCeti.GradedProjectiveResolution.complexβ r, projective := β―, hasHomology := β―, Ο := TauCeti.GradedProjectiveResolution.complexΟβ r, quasiIso := β― }
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The terms of the categorical resolution are the original graded modules.
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The categorical differential is the original differential, through the term identifications.
The categorical augmentation is the original augmentation, through the term identification.