Stable suspension is the signed periodic shift #
The componentwise split exact category of cyclic cochain complexes is Frobenius. Its
suspension can be computed from the conflation X ⟶ cone(id_X) ⟶ X⟦1⟧: the middle term is
contractible, hence relatively injective and projective. The resulting identification is
natural, since a chain map induces a map of these cone sequences whose cokernel component
is its signed shift.
This file identifies stable suspension with the signed cyclic shift and shows that the canonical stable-to-homotopy equivalence intertwines suspension with the existing shift by one on the periodic homotopy category. This identifies the translation functors needed to compare the stable triangulation with mapping-cone triangles; it does not yet identify their distinguished triangles.
No positivity hypothesis on the period is needed: at period zero these constructions apply to integer-indexed cochain complexes.
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 presentation comparison is ExactStructure.IsFrobenius.projectiveStableIsoSuspensionObj.
The natural-isomorphism construction follows the analogous finite-projective duplex
comparison in TauCeti.CommutativeAlgebra.MatrixFactorization.Shift.
The identity-cone injective presentation of a periodic complex. Its cokernel is the signed cyclic shift, and its middle term is contractible.
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The map induced on the cokernels of identity-cone presentations is the signed shift of the original chain map, in the projective stable category.
Stable suspension of the componentwise split exact category is naturally the image of the signed cyclic shift.
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The suspension comparison is induced by the identity from the chosen injective presentation to the identity-cone presentation.
The inverse suspension comparison is induced by the identity in the other direction.
The stable-to-homotopy equivalence intertwines stable suspension with the existing signed shift by one on the periodic homotopy category.
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On a represented complex, the intertwining isomorphism is the image of the suspension comparison, followed by the quotient's shift comparison.
The inverse intertwining comparison uses the inverse quotient shift comparison and then the image of the inverse suspension comparison.