Uniform graded Ext bounds from simple modules #
A cohomological bound on graded Ext can be uniform both in internal degree and in the pair of objects. For finite modules it suffices to test such a bound on simple modules. For an exhaustive family of graded simples up to shift, it suffices to test the chosen representatives: arbitrary internal shifts do not change a cohomological bound.
In particular, pointwise graded Euler-admissibility on a finite exhaustive family gives one cohomological bound for all finite graded modules. Finiteness of internal support remains a separate condition; it is not asserted by the uniform-bound predicate.
References #
- Charles A. Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra, Sections 2.4--2.7 and Chapter 4.
- C. NΔstΔsescu and F. Van Oystaeyen, Methods of Graded Rings, Section 2.3.
A fixed bound against all finite-dimensional simple graded sources bounds every finite-dimensional graded source, without increasing the bound.
A fixed bound against all finite-dimensional simple graded targets bounds every finite-dimensional graded target, without increasing the bound.
A uniform cohomological bound on finite graded modules is detected on any exhaustive family of graded simples up to shift, with the very same bound.
Pointwise eventual graded Ext-vanishing on a finite exhaustive family of simples supplies one cohomological bound for every pair of finite graded modules and every internal degree.