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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Periodic.Derived

The Verdier quotient of periodic complexes #

The periodic derived category is the localization of the cyclic homotopy category at morphisms whose cone has zero cyclic homology. Mathlib's Verdier localization supplies its additive and triangulated structures, integral shifts, and localization universal property. The functor from complexes factors through homotopy classes, and sends acyclic complexes to zero. No finite-global-dimension hypothesis is needed for this construction.

The presentation here is the Verdier quotient. The mapping-cone characterization of periodic quasi-isomorphisms identifies its weak equivalences with the homology-based quasi-isomorphisms. Consequently the functor from periodic complexes is itself a localization at quasi-isomorphisms, and the resulting comparison with Mathlib's constructed localization is an equivalence. A positive period gives a finite cyclic grading; period zero is also supported.

The construction follows Joël Riou's localization instances in Mathlib.Algebra.Homology.DerivedCategory.Basic, retaining the existing periodic shift.

References #

Quasi-isomorphisms in the periodic homotopy category are exactly the morphisms whose Verdier cone is acyclic.

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The Verdier quotient of the cyclic homotopy category by the acyclic objects.

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    The Verdier localization functor from cyclic homotopy classes.

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      The periodic Verdier functor is also a localization at the homology-based quasi-isomorphisms of the periodic homotopy category.

      Passage from cyclic complexes to their derived classes, through the homotopy category.

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        The functor from complexes factors through homotopy classes.

        Passage to the periodic derived category is a localization of periodic complexes at quasi-isomorphisms.

        A periodic quasi-isomorphism becomes an isomorphism in the periodic derived category.

        The equivalence from Mathlib's constructed localization at periodic quasi-isomorphisms to the periodic Verdier quotient.

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          The Verdier localization kills every acyclic homotopy object.

          An acyclic cyclic complex becomes zero in the periodic derived category.