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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Module.Right.Graded.Basic

Forgetting the differential of curved right modules #

The underlying graded right module is an object of the existing graded module category over the opposite algebra. Forgetting the differential of a closed map gives a faithful additive linear functor which reflects isomorphisms. Cohomological shift by n corresponds to grading shift by -n, since both replace the degree-p piece by the degree-(p + n) piece.

This functor detects the graded splittings used in the Frobenius exact structure on curved right modules. A graded splitting need not commute with the differentials.

References #

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noncomputable def TauCeti.CurvedDGRightModuleCat.toGradedModuleCat {R : Type uR} {A : Type uA} [CommRing R] [Ring A] [Algebra R A] {๐’œ : โ„ค โ†’ Submodule R A} [GradedAlgebra ๐’œ] {d : A โ†’โ‚—[R] A} {w : A} {h : IsCurvedDGAlgebra ๐’œ d w} (M : CurvedDGRightModuleCat h) :

The underlying graded right module, viewed as a graded module over the opposite algebra.

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    theorem TauCeti.CurvedDGRightModuleCat.toGradedModuleCat_piece {R : Type uR} {A : Type uA} [CommRing R] [Ring A] [Algebra R A] {๐’œ : โ„ค โ†’ Submodule R A} [GradedAlgebra ๐’œ] {d : A โ†’โ‚—[R] A} {w : A} {h : IsCurvedDGAlgebra ๐’œ d w} (M : CurvedDGRightModuleCat h) (p : โ„ค) :

    Forgetting the differential preserves the homogeneous pieces.

    A right-linear map is homogeneous of degree p for the underlying graded modules exactly when it is a cochain of degree p between the curved modules.

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    Forget the differential of a curved module and the closedness of a degree-zero map.

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      The graded forgetful functor takes a curved module to its underlying graded right module.

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      The graded forgetful functor acts by the underlying right-linear map.

      A graded isomorphism commuting with the differentials lifts to the closed category.

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        The lifted graded isomorphism retains its forward underlying linear map.

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        The lifted graded isomorphism retains its inverse underlying linear map.

        After forgetting the differential, cohomological shift by n is grading shift by -n.

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          The shift comparison acts by the identity on underlying right modules.

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          The inverse shift comparison acts by the identity on underlying right modules.