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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.DerivedCategory.ProjectiveResolution

Projective resolutions of bounded complexes #

In an abelian category with enough projectives, every object of the bounded derived category is represented by a bounded above complex of projective objects.

The objects of the derived category represented by bounded above complexes of projectives form a triangulated subcategory (DerivedCategory.boundedAboveProjective): a morphism between two of them lifts to a chain map, since bounded above complexes of projectives are K-projective, and its mapping cone is again a bounded above complex of projectives. It contains every object placed in degree zero, through a projective resolution of that object. The bounded homotopy category is generated by such objects (TauCeti.HomotopyCategory.Bounded.prop_quotient_obj), so it contains the bounded derived category.

A bounded complex of projectives is K-projective, so in the bounded homotopy category it has no nonzero morphisms to acyclic complexes, and the localization K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C) is bijective on morphisms out of it.

Main definitions #

Main results #

The objects of the derived category isomorphic to a bounded above complex of projective objects.

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    Every object of the bounded derived category is represented by a bounded above complex of projective objects, in an abelian category with enough projectives.

    In an abelian category with enough projectives, every object X of the bounded derived category is represented by a complex K of projective objects which is strictly ≤ b and has no cohomology in degrees < a, for some a and b.

    An object of the bounded derived category is represented by a bounded complex K of projective objects if and only if it is the image of such a complex, as an object of the bounded homotopy category.

    A bounded complex of projective objects is left orthogonal, in the bounded homotopy category, to the acyclic complexes: it is K-projective.

    The localization K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C) is bijective on morphisms out of a bounded complex of projective objects.