The graded-split stable category is the curved homotopy category #
A null-homotopic closed map factors through the cone of the identity of its source. Conversely, every map factoring through a contractible module is zero in the homotopy category. Since the relative projectives of the graded-split exact structure are exactly the contractible modules, its stable ideal is the kernel of the existing closed-to-homotopy functor. The resulting comparison is an additive linear equivalence, without introducing another homotopy category.
References #
- L. Positselski, Differential graded Koszul duality: an introductory survey, Section 7.6.
- The Tau Ceti contributors,
TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Frobenius: the stable ideal and comparison proofs adapt the corresponding componentwise split construction.
The projective stable ideal of the graded-split exact structure is the kernel of the canonical functor to the curved homotopy category.
The canonical additive comparison from the graded-split stable category to the existing curved homotopy category.
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The stable comparison restricts to the canonical homotopy quotient.
The stable comparison sends a closed object's stable image to its homotopy class.
On the class of a closed map, the stable comparison is the canonical homotopy quotient.
The linear equivalence between the graded-split stable category and the existing curved homotopy category.