Chain maps between projective resolutions over the identity #
Mathlib compares two projective resolutions P and Q of the same object X by the lift of the
identity of X (CategoryTheory.ProjectiveResolution.homotopyEquiv), which it constructs
abstractly from the projectivity of the terms. Often one has an explicit chain map
f : P.complex ⟶ Q.complex instead, compatible with the augmentations. Such an f is itself a
lift of the identity of X, so it is homotopic to Mathlib's comparison
(CategoryTheory.ProjectiveResolution.homotopyOfComm) and is a homotopy equivalence
(CategoryTheory.ProjectiveResolution.homotopyEquivOfComm).
A chain map between projective resolutions of X compatible with the augmentations is
homotopic to the comparison (homotopyEquiv P Q).hom, the lift of the identity of X.
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A chain map between projective resolutions of X compatible with the augmentations is a
homotopy equivalence; its homotopy inverse is the lift of the identity of X.
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The forward map of the homotopy equivalence is the given chain map.
The homotopy inverse is the lift of the identity from Q to P.