The mapping-cone conflation of periodic complexes #
Mathlib's HomologicalComplex.homotopyCofiber supplies mapping cones for arbitrary complex
shapes. For a cyclic cochain complex its first projection is a chain map to the cochain shift:
the differential on the shifted summand carries a minus sign. This gives the short complex
Y ⟶ homotopyCofiber f ⟶ X⟦1⟧, split in every degree, for any map f : X ⟶ Y.
The sequence is a conflation for the degreewise extension of every exact structure on the base
category, including the componentwise split structure. Taking f to be the identity gives
the cone sequence used to compute suspension in the componentwise split exact category.
The splitting is only degreewise: its retraction and section need not commute with differentials.
All constructions also work at period zero, where ZMod 0 is integer indexing; finite periodic
complexes are obtained by taking a positive period.
References #
- B. Keller, Chain complexes and stable categories, Manuscripta Mathematica 67 (1990), 379–417, Section 1.
- T. Stai, The triangulated hull of periodic complexes, Mathematical Research Letters 25 (2018), 199–236, Section 3.
The cone and its component calculus are Mathlib's HomologicalComplex.homotopyCofiber.
The first projection of the periodic mapping cone, with target the signed cochain shift.
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- TauCeti.PeriodicComplex.coneProjection f = CochainComplex.ofHom (fun (i : ZMod n) => HomologicalComplex.homotopyCofiber.fstX f i (i + ↑1) ⋯) ⋯
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The projection in degree i is Mathlib's first cone projection.
The cone inclusion followed by its shift projection is zero.
The cone inclusion followed by its shift projection is zero.
The mapping-cone short complex Y ⟶ homotopyCofiber f ⟶ X⟦1⟧.
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The mapping-cone sequence splits in every degree. The retraction is the second projection and the section is the first inclusion; neither is asserted to be a chain map.
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The first cone projection is natural under commutative squares of periodic chain maps.
The first cone projection is natural under commutative squares of periodic chain maps.
A commutative square induces a morphism of the corresponding mapping-cone short complexes.
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Mapping-cone sequences depend functorially on arrows of periodic complexes.
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The mapping-cone sequence is a conflation for the degreewise extension of any exact structure on the base category.