Cofinal subsequences of module towers #
Restriction of compatible families to a cofinal monotone sequence of indices is a linear equivalence. Repeated indices are allowed, and no surjectivity or Mittag--Leffler condition on the transitions is needed. The inverse is characterized at any original index by transition from any later index in the subsequence. In particular it makes no choice of an inverse to a transition map.
The equivalence is natural in morphisms of towers. It uses Mathlib's cofinality criterion
Monotone.final_functor_iff and Functor.Initial.isLimitWhiskerEquiv, applied to
ModuleTower.isLimitLimCone, rather than reconstructing the categorical limit.
References #
- C. A. Weibel, An introduction to homological algebra, §3.5.
The module tower sampled along a monotone sequence of indices.
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Restriction of a product family along φ.
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Restricting compatible families to a cofinal monotone sequence preserves the inverse limit. The forward map is restriction, even when the sequence repeats indices.
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Recover an original coordinate by transition from any later selected coordinate. This also shows that reconstruction is independent of the selected later index.
Cofinal restriction is natural in morphisms of module towers.
Restriction along φ commutes with the product map of a morphism of towers.