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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Periodic.Compression.Derived

Compression on derived categories #

Let C be an abelian category. The n-periodic compression K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C) from the bounded homotopy category to the n-periodic homotopy category preserves and reflects quasi-isomorphisms (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.quasiIso_iff_trW_homotopyCompressionFunctor_map): it is a triangle functor, and a bounded complex is acyclic exactly when its compression is. Since K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C) is a localization at the quasi-isomorphisms, compression descends to a triangle functor TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.derivedCompressionFunctor : D^b(C) ⥤ D_n(C) from the bounded derived category to the n-periodic derived category, compatible with the localization functors up to the natural isomorphism TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.derivedCompressionFunctorFactors.

Compression on derived categories is invariant under the shift by any multiple k of n (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.derivedCompressionFunctorPeriodicityIso): the periodicity isomorphism of K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C) descends along K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C). Taking k = n, Keller's universal property of the orbit category descends compression to the orbit functor D^b(C)/[n] ⥤ D_n(C) (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.orbitDerivedCompressionFunctor), which restricts to compression along the projection D^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C)/[n]. It is induced by the orbit functor K^b(C)/[n] ⥤ K_n(C): the induced functor K^b(C)/[n] ⥤ D^b(C)/[n] followed by the derived orbit functor is the homotopy orbit functor followed by K_n(C) ⥤ D_n(C) (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.orbitDerivedCompressionFunctorFactors). No hypothesis on C beyond abelianity is needed for these constructions. In finite global dimension the derived orbit functor is fully faithful (TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.fullyFaithfulOrbitDerivedCompressionFunctor, in TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Periodic.Compression.GlobalDimension), generalizing Stai's Lemma 3.12.

References #

The acyclic objects of the bounded homotopy category are the inverse image of the acyclic objects of the n-periodic homotopy category under compression.

A morphism of the bounded homotopy category is a quasi-isomorphism exactly when its compression has an acyclic cone, and hence becomes an isomorphism in the periodic derived category.

Compression followed by the localization to the periodic derived category inverts the quasi-isomorphisms of bounded complexes.

The n-periodic compression D^b(C) ⥤ D_n(C) from the bounded derived category to the n-periodic derived category, induced by the compression of bounded complexes.

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    The compression D^b(C) ⥤ D_n(C) is induced by the compression K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C).

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      The compression functor D^b(C) ⥤ D_n(C) is invariant under the shift by a multiple k of n. It is induced, along the localization functor K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C), by the periodicity isomorphism of the compression functor K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C).

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        The orbit functor D^b(C)/[n] ⥤ D_n(C): the descent of the compression functor D^b(C) ⥤ D_n(C) to the orbit category, along its periodicity isomorphism for the shift by n. It restricts to compression along the projection D^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C)/[n] (TauCeti.OrbitCategory.projectionCompLift).

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          The orbit functor D^b(C)/[n] ⥤ D_n(C) is induced by the orbit functor K^b(C)/[n] ⥤ K_n(C): the functor K^b(C)/[n] ⥤ D^b(C)/[n] induced by the localization K^b(C) ⥤ D^b(C), followed by the derived orbit functor, is the homotopy orbit functor followed by the localization K_n(C) ⥤ D_n(C). On components it is derivedCompressionFunctorFactors.

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