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Gorenstein-projective objects in the singularity category #

Let C be an abelian category, G a Gorenstein-projective object of C and Y any object of C. The map Hom_C(G, Y) ⟶ Hom_{D_sg(C)}(G, Y) induced by the singularity category D_sg(C) = Dᵇ(C) / Perf(C) is surjective, and its kernel consists of the morphisms factoring through a projective object. Hence the functor from the stable category of Gorenstein-projective objects to the singularity category is fully faithful (X.-W. Chen).

Let P be a complete resolution of G = Z⁰, with cycles Zᵐ. The short exact sequences 0 ⟶ Zᵐ ⟶ Pᵐ ⟶ Zᵐ⁺¹ ⟶ 0 give morphisms Zᵐ⁺¹[-m-1] ⟶ Zᵐ[-m] in the bounded derived category whose cones Pᵐ[-m] are perfect, and their composites δₘ : Zᵐ[-m] ⟶ G. Every morphism from G to a perfect object K is killed by δₘ for m large, since Hom(Zᵐ[-m], K) = 0 for m large: this holds for K a projective object in degree zero because the cycles have no higher extensions by projectives, and passes to the thick subcategory generated by these objects. By the calculus of fractions of the Verdier quotient, every morphism G ⟶ Y of D_sg(C) then comes from a morphism Zᵐ[-m] ⟶ Y, and every morphism G ⟶ Y vanishing in D_sg(C) is killed by some δₘ. Finally Ext^{>0}(Pᵐ, Y) = 0 lets morphisms Zᵐ[-m] ⟶ Y extend along δₘ, and lets the vanishing of δₘ ≫ f descend to δ₁ ≫ f = 0, which says that f factors through G ⟶ P⁰.

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Morphisms out of a Gorenstein-projective object in the singularity category. For G Gorenstein-projective and Y any object of an abelian category C, every morphism from G to Y in the singularity category comes from a morphism G ⟶ Y of C.

The kernel on a Gorenstein-projective object. For G Gorenstein-projective and Y any object of an abelian category C, a morphism G ⟶ Y vanishes in the singularity category if and only if it factors through a projective object.

Gorenstein-projective objects in every degree: in the singularity category, a Gorenstein-projective object placed in any degree is isomorphic to a Gorenstein-projective object placed in degree zero, namely a cycle of its complete resolution.

The functor from Gorenstein-projective objects to the singularity category, placing an object in degree zero.

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    Chen's functor from the stable category of Gorenstein-projective objects to the singularity category, induced by placing an object in degree zero. It is well defined because projective objects vanish in the singularity category.

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      Chen's functor sends the class of a morphism f of Gorenstein-projective objects to f placed in degree zero.

      Chen's theorem, fullness: every morphism of the singularity category between Gorenstein-projective objects comes from a morphism of C.

      Chen's theorem, faithfulness: a morphism of Gorenstein-projective objects vanishing in the singularity category factors through a projective object.

      Chen's theorem: the functor from the stable category of Gorenstein-projective objects of an abelian category to its singularity category is fully faithful.

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