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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.DerivedCategory.Singularity.Basic

The singularity category #

The singularity category of an abelian category C is the Verdier quotient

D_sg(C) = Dᵇ(C) / Perf(C)

of the bounded derived category by its perfect objects. Here Perf(C) is the thick subcategory generated by the projective objects of C, viewed as complexes concentrated in degree zero: the smallest triangulated subcategory closed under retracts that contains them, ObjectProperty.triangEnvelope. Every bounded complex of projective objects is perfect (TauCeti.DerivedCategory.Bounded.perfect_Qh_obj_quotient_obj). When C has enough projectives, the perfect objects are exactly those represented by bounded complexes of projectives; that converse is not proved here. The quotient is the localization at the morphisms whose cone is perfect (ObjectProperty.trW), with the triangulated structure of Triangulated.Localization.

For a left noetherian ring A, the finitely generated left A-modules form the abelian category FGModuleCat A, and ModuleCat.SingularityCategory A is Buchweitz's singularity category Dᵇ(mod-A) / Kᵇ(proj-A). Right modules are left modules over Aᵐᵒᵖ.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The projective objects of C, as complexes concentrated in degree zero, up to isomorphism.

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    The objects of projectiveSingle C are the projective objects of C in degree zero, up to isomorphism.

    The perfect objects of the bounded derived category: the thick subcategory generated by the projective objects of C in degree zero.

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      The perfect objects are the thick closure of the projective objects in degree zero.

      A projective object of C placed in any degree is perfect.

      Perfect objects lie in every thick subcategory containing the projectives: a triangulated subcategory of the derived category which is stable under retracts and contains the projective objects placed in degree zero contains the perfect objects of the bounded derived category.

      A morphism of the bounded derived category whose image in the derived category is the first morphism of a distinguished triangle with perfect third vertex has a perfect cone.

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      The singularity category Dᵇ(C) / Perf(C) of an abelian category: the Verdier quotient of the bounded derived category by the thick subcategory generated by the projective objects.

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        The Verdier quotient functor Dᵇ(C) ⥤ D_sg(C).

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          The quotient functor is the localization functor of (perfect C).trW.

          In the singularity category, a short exact sequence 0 ⟶ X ⟶ P ⟶ Y ⟶ 0 with P projective identifies Y with the shift X[1], since the projective object P vanishes.

          In the singularity category, the cycles of an acyclic complex of projectives placed in degree zero satisfy Zᵐ⁺ᵏ ≅ Zᵐ[k] for every integer k.

          Cycles of an acyclic complex of projectives in every degree: in the singularity category, the cycles Zᵐ placed in degree n are isomorphic to the cycles Zᵐ⁻ⁿ placed in degree zero.

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          The singularity category of a left noetherian ring A, Dᵇ(mod-A) / Kᵇ(proj-A), for the abelian category of finitely generated left A-modules. Use Aᵐᵒᵖ for right modules.

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