Full differential graded subcategories #
Restricting the objects of a differential graded category to those satisfying a predicate leaves its Hom complexes, differential, identities, and composition intact. The inclusion is an enriched functor whose maps on Hom complexes are identities. This construction is useful for selecting representable, finite cell, or perfect objects while retaining their chain-level morphisms.
The ambient DG category need not have an ordinary Category instance, so Mathlib's
ObjectProperty.FullSubcategory is unavailable here.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.DGFullSubcategory: objects satisfying a predicate in a DG category.TauCeti.DGFullSubcategory.inclusion: the enriched inclusion.
References #
- B. Keller, Deriving DG categories, Section 2.
The full subcategory inherits its enrichment from the ambient DG category.
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The inclusion of a full DG subcategory into its ambient DG category. Every map on Hom complexes is the identity.
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Instances For
The enriched inclusion sends an object to its underlying object.
The enriched inclusion acts as the identity on each Hom complex.
The Hom complex in the full DG subcategory is the ambient Hom complex.
The differential of the full DG subcategory is the ambient differential.
The identity of the full DG subcategory is the ambient identity.
Composition in the full DG subcategory is ambient composition.