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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Module.Right.Triangulated

The homotopy category of curved right modules is triangulated #

Let A be a right-convention curved DG algebra. The graded-split exact structure on curved right A-modules is Frobenius, and its stable category is identified with the curved homotopy category by gradedSplitStableToHomotopy, compatibly with the shifts by ℤ (stable suspension on one side, the coherent cohomological shift on the other). This file transports Happel's triangulation of the stable category along this equivalence. The curved homotopy category thereby becomes a triangulated category whose shift by one is the cohomological shift, although individual curved modules have no homology.

No centrality of the curvature is assumed. The distinguished triangles are, up to isomorphism, the images of Happel's standard triangles of graded-split conflations: short sequences of closed maps of curved modules which split after forgetting the differentials.

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The curved homotopy category is pretriangulated: its distinguished triangles are the triangles isomorphic to images of Happel's distinguished triangles under the equivalence with the graded-split stable category.

The comparison from the graded-split stable category of curved right modules to their homotopy category is a triangle functor.

The homotopy category of curved right modules is triangulated, with the shift by one given by the cohomological shift.

Graded-split conflations give distinguished triangles. The image of the standard stable triangle of a graded-split conflation of curved right modules is distinguished in the curved homotopy category.

A graded-split conflation gives a distinguished triangle whose third arrow is the class of the cokernel map induced by an extension to the first object's identity cone. The canonical suspension comparison gives this connecting arrow with positive sign.

A triangle in the curved homotopy category is distinguished exactly when it is isomorphic to the image of the standard stable triangle of a graded-split conflation.

Two out of three for cones #

An isomorphism-closed triangulated subcategory containing the source and target of a closed map contains its cone.

An isomorphism-closed triangulated subcategory containing the source and the cone of a closed map contains its target.

An isomorphism-closed triangulated subcategory containing the target and the cone of a closed map contains its source.