The Frobenius structure on curved right modules #
For the graded-split exact structure, the relatively projective and injective objects are exactly the contractible modules. A contraction gives extensions and lifts by taking the closed boundary of its composite with a graded retraction or section. Cones of identities provide enough such objects.
No centrality of the curvature or linearity of the differential over the algebra is assumed. The splittings used here are graded right-linear maps, while their closed boundaries commute with the curved differentials.
References #
- L. Positselski, Differential graded Koszul duality: an introductory survey, Section 7.6.
- The Tau Ceti contributors,
TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Frobenius: the extension, lift, and retract arguments adapt its componentwise split Frobenius construction.
A contractible module is injective relative to the graded-split exact structure.
A contractible module is projective relative to the graded-split exact structure.
The injective presentation M → Cone(id M) → M[1].
Instances For
The injective object in the presentation is the cone of the identity.
The cokernel object in the presentation is the shifted module.
After identifying its target, the presentation map is the identity-cone inclusion.
After identifying its endpoints, the presentation map is the identity-cone projection.
Every curved module is a graded-split quotient of a contractible cone of an identity.
The graded-split exact structure has enough relative injectives.
The graded-split exact structure has enough relative projectives.
The relatively injective modules are exactly the contractible modules.
The relatively projective modules are exactly the contractible modules.
The graded-split exact structure on curved right modules is Frobenius.