The shift on the homotopy category of curved duplexes #
The parity shift, which swaps the two components of a curved duplex and negates both
differentials, is a self-equivalence of the homotopy category CurvedDuplex.HomotopyCategory C w.
This file equips the homotopy category with the shift by ℤ that it generates, so that the shift
by 1 is the parity shift.
This is the shift of Happel's triangulation. The componentwise split exact structure on curved
duplexes is Frobenius, and every curved duplex X has the relative injective presentation
X ⟶ diskSum X ⟶ X[1]
whose middle term is the contractible disk sum on the components of X and whose cokernel term
is the parity shift X[1]. Since stable suspension may be computed from any relative injective
presentation, stable suspension is the parity shift in the stable category. Consequently the
equivalence ExactStructure.curvedDuplexSplitStableToHomotopy between the stable category and the
homotopy category commutes coherently with the shifts by ℤ: the one generated by stable
suspension and the one generated by the parity shift. This is the compatibility needed to
transport Happel's triangulated structure from the stable category to the homotopy category.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.CurvedDuplex.HomotopyCategory.instHasShift: the shift byℤon the homotopy category of curved duplexes generated by the parity shift.TauCeti.CurvedDuplex.HomotopyCategory.parityShiftCompQuotientFunctorIso: the image of the parity shift of a curved duplex is the shift by1of its image.TauCeti.ExactStructure.curvedDuplexSplitSuspensionPresentation: the componentwise split injective presentationX ⟶ diskSum X ⟶ X[1].TauCeti.ExactStructure.curvedDuplexSplitStableSuspensionIsoParityShift: stable suspension of curved duplexes is the parity shift.TauCeti.ExactStructure.stableSuspensionCompCurvedDuplexSplitStableToHomotopyIso: the stable-to-homotopy comparison intertwines stable suspension with the parity shift.TauCeti.ExactStructure.curvedDuplexSplitStableToHomotopyCommShift: the stable-to-homotopy comparison commutes with the shifts byℤ.
References #
- Dieter Happel, Triangulated Categories in the Representation Theory of Finite Dimensional Algebras, Chapter I, Section 2: suspension in the stable category of a Frobenius category.
- Bernhard Keller, Chain complexes and stable categories, Manuscripta Mathematica 67 (1990), 379–417, Section 1, for complexes with the componentwise split exact structure, whose stable category is their homotopy category.
- I. Frenkel, M. Khovanov, O. Schiffmann, Homological realization of Nakajima varieties and Weyl group actions, Compos. Math. 141 (2005), 1479–1503, Sections 2–3, for curved duplexes, their parity shift and their homotopy category.
The shift by ℤ on the homotopy category of curved duplexes generated by the parity shift.
The shift by 1 on the homotopy category of curved duplexes is the parity shift.
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The identification of the shift by 1 with the parity shift is the one carried by the shift
generated by the parity-shift autoequivalence.
Every shift functor of the homotopy category of curved duplexes is additive.
The image in the homotopy category of the parity shift of a curved duplex is the shift by 1
of its image, naturally.
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The component of parityShiftCompQuotientFunctorIso at X identifies the image of the
parity shift of X with the parity shift of its image, followed by shiftFunctorOneIso.
The componentwise split injective presentation X ⟶ diskSum X ⟶ X[1] of a curved duplex:
its middle term is the contractible disk sum on the components of X, and its cokernel term is
the parity shift of X.
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In the stable category, the morphism induced by f on the cokernel terms of the disk-sum
presentations is the parity shift of f.
Stable suspension of curved duplexes is the parity shift. For the componentwise split exact structure, the stable suspension of (the image of) a curved duplex is (the image of) its parity shift, naturally.
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The component of curvedDuplexSplitStableSuspensionIsoParityShift at X is induced by the
identity of X, from the chosen suspension presentation to the disk-sum presentation.
The inverse component of curvedDuplexSplitStableSuspensionIsoParityShift at X is induced
by the identity of X, from the disk-sum presentation to the chosen suspension presentation.
The comparison from the componentwise split stable category to the homotopy category of curved duplexes intertwines stable suspension with the parity shift.
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On the stable image of a curved duplex X, the intertwining isomorphism is the homotopy
class of the map induced by the identity of X from the chosen suspension presentation to the
disk-sum presentation.
The comparison from the componentwise split stable category to the homotopy category of
curved duplexes commutes with the shifts by ℤ: the one generated by stable suspension and the
one generated by the parity shift.
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In degree one, the shift compatibility of the stable-to-homotopy comparison is the identification of stable suspension with the parity shift.