The differential graded category of right A-infinity modules #
Right A∞ modules over a fixed algebra form a DG category. Its Hom complexes are the
homogeneous maps of cofree bar comodules, with differential the graded commutator with the
module bar differentials. The existing cochain composition and Leibniz rule supply the
enrichment through DGCategoryData.ofKeller.
The homogeneous calculus agrees with the cochain calculus. In Mathlib's enriched factor
order, composition of degrees p and q is (-1)^(p*q) times composition of bar maps
in reversed order. The closed degree-zero morphisms are exactly AInfinityRightModuleHom,
compatibly with identities and composition. The resulting functor from bundled modules to
Mathlib's underlying category of the enrichment is full and faithful.
The functor toClosedCategory exposes its object map so that the types of its target
morphisms reduce to those of the original objects of the enrichment.
Bundling allows independent universes for the base, algebra, and modules. The DG enrichment
uses a common universe, as required by DGCategoryData and its ModuleCat R Hom complexes.
The construction and transport interface follow
TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.DG.Module.Right.DGCategory.
References #
- B. Keller, Introduction to A-infinity algebras and modules, Section 4.
The Hom complexes and Keller-ordered cochain composition of right A∞ modules,
converted to Mathlib's enriched factor order.
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The explicit Hom complex is the morphism complex of the two modules.
The differential graded enrichment of right A∞ modules over AA.
The enriched Hom complex is the module morphism complex.
Homogeneous DG morphisms identified with homogeneous bar-comodule maps.
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The identification with cochains transports along the equality of Hom complexes.
The differential transports to the graded commutator with the module bar differentials.
The DG identity transports to the identity cochain.
DG composition transports to composition of cochains with the enriched-order Koszul sign.
DG cycles correspond to the kernel of the cochain differential.
Module morphisms are exactly the closed degree-zero morphisms of the DG enrichment.
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The cycle associated to a module morphism has its original bar map.
The morphism associated to a DG cycle has the cycle's bar map.
The categorical identity corresponds to the DG identity.
Composition of module morphisms corresponds to composition of DG cycles.
Identify module morphisms with the underlying morphisms of the DG enrichment.
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The comparison functor preserves the underlying module object.
Extracting the closed component recovers the cycle associated to the module morphism.