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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.HomologicalComplex.Biprod

Homology of a biproduct of homological complexes #

Homology commutes with binary biproducts: Hᵢ(A ⊞ B) ≅ Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B) (HomologicalComplex.homologyBiprodIso). Hence a biproduct A ⊞ B of homological complexes is exact in a degree, or acyclic, exactly when both of its summands are, and the maps induced on homology by morphisms into and out of A ⊞ B can be read off from their components.

Main results #

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The binary biproduct A ⊞ B is exact in degree i if and only if A and B both are.

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The binary biproduct A ⊞ B is acyclic if and only if A and B both are.

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Homology commutes with the binary biproduct A ⊞ B.

Instances For

    Under Hᵢ(A ⊞ B) ≅ Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B), the map induced by biprod.lift f₁ f₂ becomes the lift of the maps induced by f₁ and f₂.

    Under Hᵢ(A ⊞ B) ≅ Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B), the map induced by biprod.desc g₁ g₂ becomes the descent of the maps induced by g₁ and g₂.

    Under Hᵢ(A ⊞ B) ≅ Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B), the map induced by biprod.desc g₁ g₂ becomes the descent of the maps induced by g₁ and g₂.

    The map Hᵢ(X) ⟶ Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B) induced by (f₁, f₂) is a monomorphism if and only if the map induced by biprod.lift f₁ f₂ is.

    The map Hᵢ(A) ⊞ Hᵢ(B) ⟶ Hᵢ(Z) induced by g₁ + g₂ is an epimorphism if and only if the map induced by biprod.desc g₁ g₂ is.