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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.TotallyAcyclic.FGModuleCat

Gorenstein-projective modules as Gorenstein-projective objects of mod-A #

Let A be a left noetherian ring, so that the finitely generated A-modules form an abelian category FGModuleCat A. The module notion of total acyclicity (CochainComplex.IsTotallyAcyclic: finitely generated projective terms, acyclic, and Hom_A(P, A) acyclic) agrees with total acyclicity in the abelian category FGModuleCat A (CochainComplex.IsTotallyAcyclicProjective: projective terms, acyclic, and Hom(P, Q) acyclic for every projective object Q). Testing the regular module suffices because finitely generated projective modules are retracts of finite free modules (CochainComplex.IsTotallyAcyclic.exact_hom_projective). Consequently a finitely generated module is Gorenstein-projective in the module sense (TauCeti.IsGorensteinProjective) if and only if it is a Gorenstein-projective object of FGModuleCat A (CategoryTheory.isGorensteinProjective).

So the abelian-category theory applies to the finitely generated Gorenstein-projective modules over a noetherian ring. Right modules over R are the case A = Rᵐᵒᵖ.

Main results #

Total acyclicity in mod-A is total acyclicity of modules: a cochain complex of finitely generated modules over a left noetherian ring is totally acyclic in the abelian category FGModuleCat A if and only if its underlying complex of modules is totally acyclic.

Gorenstein-projective modules are the Gorenstein-projective objects of mod-A: over a left noetherian ring, a finitely generated module is a Gorenstein-projective object of the abelian category FGModuleCat A if and only if it is a Gorenstein-projective module.