Closed boundaries of odd homotopies of curved right modules #
An odd right-linear homotopy has a closed boundary dN ∘ k + k ∘ dM. Its class in the
existing curved homotopy category is zero, and two closed maps have the same class precisely
when their difference is such a boundary. The construction reuses the zero-cocycle equivalence
and square-zero Hom differential of curved modules of the same curvature.
An object is zero in this quotient exactly when its identity admits a contraction.
References #
- L. Positselski, Differential graded Koszul duality: an introductory survey, Section 6.2.
- The Tau Ceti contributors,
TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Frobenius: the contractibility characterization follows the corresponding componentwise split construction.
The boundary of an odd homotopy is a closed morphism of curved right modules.
Instances For
The underlying map of the closed boundary is dN ∘ k + k ∘ dM.
The class of a closed homotopy boundary is zero.
Two closed maps have the same homotopy class exactly when an odd homotopy gives their pointwise difference as a boundary.
A curved module is zero in the homotopy category exactly when it admits a contraction.