The differential graded category of DG functors #
For differential graded categories C and D over R, with C small, the DG functors
C ⥤ D form a differential graded category. A morphism F ⟶ G of degree n is a family of
degree-n morphisms η X : F X ⟶ G X which is natural up to the Koszul sign: for every
morphism f : X ⟶ Y of degree p,
F f ≫ η Y = (-1) ^ (p * n) • (η X ≫ G f),
in Mathlib's enriched factor order. In Keller's order this is the familiar condition
G f ∘ η X = (-1) ^ (p * n) • η Y ∘ F f. The differential, composition and identity are
computed objectwise: (d η) X = d (η X), (η ≫ θ) X = η X ≫ θ X and (𝟙 F) X = 𝟙 (F X). The
Leibniz rule shows that the differential of a natural family is natural with the sign of the
next degree.
This is the DG category in which modules over a DG category live: a right DG module over C is
a DG functor Cᵒᵖ ⥤ C(R) to cochain complexes, and the morphism complexes of modules are the
Hom complexes constructed here.
The objects are those of TauCeti.DGFunctor R C D, whose ordinary morphisms are the closed
degree-zero DG natural transformations; these are exactly the closed degree-zero morphisms of the
DG category constructed here. The source C lives in the universe of the ground ring, so that a
natural family, a family indexed by the objects of C, is again a module in that universe.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.DGFunctor.IsNatural: a family of homogeneous morphisms is natural up to the Koszul sign.TauCeti.DGFunctor.natTransSubmodule: the natural families of degreen.TauCeti.DGFunctor.homComplexData: the Hom-complex data of DG functors.TauCeti.DGFunctor.instDGCategory: DG functorsC ⥤ Dform a differential graded category.TauCeti.DGFunctor.dgHomEquiv: a morphism of degreenis a natural family of degreen.TauCeti.DGFunctor.dgApp: the component of a morphism of DG functors at an object.TauCeti.DGFunctor.homEquivDGCycles: DG natural transformationsF ⟶ Gare the closed degree-zero morphismsF ⟶ Gof the DG category of DG functors.
Main results #
TauCeti.DGFunctor.IsNatural.dgDifferential: the differential of a natural family is natural.TauCeti.DGFunctor.IsNatural.dgComp: composites of natural families are natural.TauCeti.DGFunctor.dgComp_dgMap_dgApp: morphisms of DG functors are natural up to the Koszul sign.TauCeti.DGFunctor.dgApp_dgDifferential,TauCeti.DGFunctor.dgApp_dgCompandTauCeti.DGFunctor.dgApp_dgId: the differential, composition and identity are objectwise.TauCeti.DGFunctor.homEquivDGCycles_idandTauCeti.DGFunctor.homEquivDGCycles_comp: the identification of DG natural transformations with closed morphisms respects identities and composition.
References #
TauCeti.CategoryTheory.DG.AdditiveClosure.Basic, whose explicit construction throughDGCategoryData.toDGCategoryis followed here.- B. Keller, Deriving DG categories, Section 1.
- V. Drinfeld, DG quotients of DG categories, Section 2.
Natural families of homogeneous morphisms #
A family η X : F X ⟶ G X of morphisms of degree n is natural when it commutes with
every homogeneous morphism up to the Koszul sign: for f : X ⟶ Y of degree p, the composite
F f ≫ η Y is (-1) ^ (p * n) times η X ≫ G f. The degree m of both composites is left
free, so that the condition can be used without transporting degrees.
Instances For
The defining condition of a natural family.
A natural family commutes with a homogeneous morphism f of degree p up to the Koszul
sign: F f ≫ η Y = (-1) ^ (p * n) • (η X ≫ G f).
Naturality may be checked with the degree of the two composites fixed to be p + n.
The zero family is natural.
A sum of natural families is natural.
A scalar multiple of a natural family is natural.
The differential of a natural family is natural, with the Koszul sign of the next
degree n + 1.
The differentials of a Hom complex between arbitrary indices preserve natural families.
Composites of natural families are natural.
The family of identities is natural.
The R-module of natural families of morphisms F X ⟶ G X of degree n: the degree-n
morphisms F ⟶ G of the DG category of DG functors.
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The Hom complexes #
The Hom-complex data of DG functors C ⥤ D: natural families of homogeneous morphisms
with the objectwise differential, composition and identities.
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DG functors C ⥤ D form a differential graded category, whose morphisms of degree n
are the natural families of degree n.
Morphisms, differential, composition and identity #
A morphism F ⟶ G of degree n of DG functors is a natural family of degree-n morphisms
F X ⟶ G X.
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The component at X of a morphism of DG functors of degree n.
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The components of a morphism of DG functors are its underlying natural family.
The components of the morphism determined by a natural family are the members of the family.
The components of a morphism of DG functors form a natural family.
Naturality of a morphism of DG functors: for f : X ⟶ Y of degree p and η : F ⟶ G
of degree n, F f ≫ η Y = (-1) ^ (p * n) • (η X ≫ G f).
Morphisms of DG functors are determined by their components.
The differential of DG functors is objectwise: (d η) X = d (η X).
Composition of DG functors is objectwise: (η ≫ θ) X = η X ≫ θ X.
The identity of a DG functor is objectwise: 𝟙 F X = 𝟙 (F X).
Closed degree-zero morphisms #
The closed degree-zero morphisms F ⟶ G of this DG category are the morphisms of the ordinary
category of DG functors, whose components are maps from the tensor unit to the Hom complexes.
The components of a closed morphism of DG functors are closed.
Closed degree-zero morphisms of DG functors are DG natural transformations: the
morphisms F ⟶ G of the category of DG functors correspond to the closed degree-zero morphisms
F ⟶ G of the DG category of DG functors, componentwise.
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The components of the closed morphism determined by a DG natural transformation α are the
closed morphisms underlying the components of α.
The components of the DG natural transformation determined by a closed morphism η are the
components of η, regarded as maps from the tensor unit.
The identity DG natural transformation is the identity of the DG category of DG functors.
Composition of DG natural transformations is composition in the DG category of DG functors.