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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Periodic.Compression.Component

Homogeneous components of morphisms between compressions #

A morphism g : Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L between the n-periodic compressions of two integer-indexed complexes sends the summand Kⁱ of (Δₙ K)^r into the summands L^(i + k) with k divisible by n. For a fixed k, these pieces form a chain map K ⟶ L⟦k⟧ after the sign (-1)^(k * i) on the summand of degree i: this is the component TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.compressionComponent of degree k of g. It factors as the inclusion of K into the unfolding of its compression, the unfolding of g, and a projection from the unfolding of Δₙ L onto L⟦k⟧, so it is additive and carries homotopies to homotopies.

The component of degree k' of Δₙ f followed by the periodicity isomorphism Δₙ (L⟦k⟧) ≅ Δₙ L is f when k' = k and zero otherwise (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.compressionComponent_compressionMap_comp_compressionPeriodicityIso_hom). Conversely, when only finitely many components can be nonzero, for instance for bounded K and L and positive n, every morphism Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L is the sum of its components, transported back along compression and periodicity (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.sum_compressionMap_compressionComponent_comp). Thus the morphisms Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L are the finite sums of compressions of morphisms K ⟶ L⟦n * j⟧, and the same holds up to homotopy. This is the computation behind the full faithfulness of the orbit functor K^b(C)/[n] ⥤ K_n(C).

Main definitions #

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The inclusion of a complex into the unfolding of its compression: in degree i, the inclusion of the summand of degree i into the term of residue i of the compression.

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    The projection of the unfolding of the compression of L onto L⟦k⟧: in degree i, the projection of the term of residue i onto the summand of degree i + k, with the sign (-1)^(k * i). It is zero in every degree when k is not divisible by n.

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      The component of degree k of a morphism g : Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L between compressions: the chain map K ⟶ L⟦k⟧ whose component in degree i is the piece Kⁱ ⟶ L^(i + k) of g, with the sign (-1)^(k * i). It is the inclusion of K into the unfolding of its compression, followed by the unfolding of g and the projection onto L⟦k⟧.

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        The component of degree k of g restricts, on the summand of degree i, to the piece of g with values in the summand of degree i + k, with the sign (-1)^(k * i).

        A homotopy between morphisms of compressions induces a homotopy between their components of any degree.

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          The component of degree k' of the compression of f : K ⟶ L⟦k⟧, followed by the periodicity isomorphism, vanishes unless k' = k.

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          The component of degree k of the compression of f : K ⟶ L⟦k⟧, followed by the periodicity isomorphism Δₙ (L⟦k⟧) ≅ Δₙ L, is f.

          If the pieces Kⁱ ⟶ L^(i + n * j) can only be nonzero for j in a finite set J, a morphism Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L between compressions is the sum over J of the compressions of its components of degree n * j, followed by the periodicity isomorphisms.

          A morphism Δₙ K ⟶ Δₙ L between the compressions of bounded complexes is a finite sum of the compressions of its components of degrees n * j, followed by the periodicity isomorphisms.