Compression and shifts #
Periodic compression commutes with the cohomological shift. In residue degree r, the comparison
reindexes the summand in integer degree i as the summand in degree i + k; the signs on the two
differentials then agree. This compatibility is the shift datum needed to compare mapping-cone
triangles before compression with periodic mapping-cone triangles.
The comparisons are coherent with the identifications X⟦0⟧ ≅ X and X⟦a + b⟧ ≅ X⟦a⟧⟦b⟧, so
compression of bounded complexes commutes with the shift
(TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.commShiftCompressionFunctor). Since the quotient functor from bounded
complexes to their homotopy category is a localization functor, this compatibility descends to the
compression functor K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C) on homotopy categories
(TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.commShiftHomotopyCompressionFunctor), compatibly with the quotient
functors.
References #
- T. Stai, The triangulated hull of periodic complexes, Mathematical Research Letters 25 (2018), 199–236, Section 3.3.
A shift of a complex with an n-periodic compression again has an n-periodic
compression.
The degreewise isomorphism which reindexes the compression of a shifted complex by
i ↦ i + k.
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On a summand, the shift comparison is the inclusion whose degree has been translated by the shift.
On a summand, the shift comparison is the inclusion whose degree has been translated by the shift.
On a summand, the inverse shift comparison is the inclusion whose degree has been translated back by the shift.
On a summand, the inverse shift comparison is the inclusion whose degree has been translated back by the shift.
Compression of a shifted complex is canonically isomorphic to the shift of its compression. The comparison reindexes the summands by translation and introduces no additional sign.
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The component in residue degree r of the shift comparison is the reindexing
isomorphism.
The inverse component in residue degree r is the inverse reindexing map.
The shift comparison is natural in the complex.
The shift comparison is natural in the complex.
The shift comparison for the shift by zero is induced by the identifications X⟦0⟧ ≅ X.
The shift comparison for the shift by a + b is the composite of the comparisons for the
shifts by a and by b, through the identifications X⟦a + b⟧ ≅ X⟦a⟧⟦b⟧.
The compression of the shift by k of the underlying complex, as a functor on bounded
complexes.
Instances For
The functor shiftCompressionFunctor sends a bounded complex to the compression of the shift
of its underlying complex.
The functor shiftCompressionFunctor acts on a morphism by compressing the shift of the
underlying chain map, after transporting along the object equations.
Compressing the shift of a bounded complex agrees, naturally in the complex, with compressing the shift of its underlying complex.
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The forward component of shiftCompCompressionFunctorIso compresses the comparison between
the underlying complex of the shift and the shift of the underlying complex.
The inverse component of shiftCompCompressionFunctorIso compresses the inverse comparison
between the underlying complex of the shift and the shift of the underlying complex.
Compression of bounded complexes commutes naturally with the shift by k.
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The forward component of bounded shift compatibility is the composite of the underlying bounded-complex comparison with the shift comparison for compression.
The inverse component of bounded shift compatibility is the reverse composite of the underlying shift comparison and the inverse compression comparison.
The shift compatibility of bounded compression for the shift by zero is induced by the
identifications X⟦0⟧ ≅ X.
The shift compatibility of bounded compression for the shift by a + b is the composite of
the compatibilities for the shifts by a and by b, through the identifications
X⟦a + b⟧ ≅ X⟦a⟧⟦b⟧.
Compression of bounded complexes commutes with the shift: the comparisons
compressionFunctorShiftIso are coherent with the identifications X⟦0⟧ ≅ X and
X⟦a + b⟧ ≅ X⟦a⟧⟦b⟧.
The shift compatibility of bounded compression is compressionFunctorShiftIso.
The descended compression is induced, along the localization functor
HomotopyCategory.Bounded.quotient C, by compression of bounded complexes.
The compression functor K^b(C) ⥤ K_n(C) commutes with the shift. Its shift compatibility
is induced by that of compression of bounded complexes, along the localization functor
HomotopyCategory.Bounded.quotient C.
The identification of the descended compression on the classes of bounded complexes with the classes of their compressions is compatible with the shifts.