Mapping-cone triangles of bounded complexes #
The mapping cone of a morphism φ : K ⟶ L of bounded cochain complexes is bounded, so Mathlib's
mapping-cone triangle K ⟶ L ⟶ cone φ ⟶ K⟦1⟧ is a triangle of bounded complexes,
CochainComplex.Bounded.mappingConeTriangle φ. Its image in the bounded homotopy category is
distinguished, and every distinguished triangle there is isomorphic to such an image
(TauCeti.HomotopyCategory.Bounded.mem_distTriang_iff). This is the bounded counterpart of the
definition of the distinguished triangles of Mathlib's HomotopyCategory C (.up ℤ).
Consequently a functor out of the bounded homotopy category which commutes with the shift is a
triangle functor as soon as it sends the images of bounded mapping-cone triangles to
distinguished triangles (TauCeti.HomotopyCategory.Bounded.isTriangulated_of_mappingConeTriangle).
The mapping cone of a morphism of bounded cochain complexes, as a bounded complex.
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The mapping-cone triangle K ⟶ L ⟶ cone φ ⟶ K⟦1⟧ of a morphism of bounded cochain
complexes. Its third morphism is induced by the cocycle -mappingCone.fst φ, as in Mathlib's
CochainComplex.mappingCone.triangle, which is its image in all cochain complexes
(CochainComplex.Bounded.ιMapTriangleMappingConeTriangleIso).
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The mapping-cone triangle of a morphism of bounded complexes is Mathlib's mapping-cone triangle of the underlying morphism of cochain complexes.
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The image in the bounded homotopy category of the mapping-cone triangle of a morphism of bounded complexes is distinguished.
A triangle in the bounded homotopy category is distinguished exactly when it is isomorphic to the image of the mapping-cone triangle of a morphism of bounded complexes.
A functor out of the bounded homotopy category which commutes with the shift is a triangle functor when it sends the image of the mapping-cone triangle of every morphism of bounded complexes to a distinguished triangle.