The graded-split cone sequence #
The canonical inclusion and projection of a cone form a conflation of the graded-split exact structure. Its graded splitting is given by the second projection and first inclusion. These maps need not commute with the differentials.
References #
- L. Positselski, Differential graded Koszul duality: an introductory survey, Section 7.6.
The short complex N → Cone(f) → M[1] of closed cone maps.
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The cone sequence has the canonical inclusion and projection as its two arrows.
The first object of the cone sequence is its target module.
The middle object of the cone sequence is the cone.
The last object of the cone sequence is the shifted source.
After identifying its endpoints, the first map is the cone inclusion.
After identifying its endpoints, the second map is the cone projection.
The cone sequence splits after forgetting the differential.
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The graded retraction is the second product projection on the identified objects.
The graded section is the first product inclusion on the identified objects.
The cone sequence is a graded-split conflation.
The closed cone inclusion is an inflation of the graded-split exact structure.
The closed cone projection is a deflation of the graded-split exact structure.