DG natural transformations on homotopy categories #
A DG natural transformation has closed degree-zero components that commute with every homogeneous
arrow. Mathlib's unit-graded GradedNatTrans supplies closed degree-zero components and naturality
on all degrees. Passing the components to cohomology gives a natural transformation between the
induced functors on H⁰.
Reference #
- B. Keller, Deriving DG categories, Section 1.
Closed degree-zero DG natural transformations, using Mathlib's graded enriched natural transformations at the monoidal unit.
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The identity DG natural transformation.
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Composition of DG natural transformations.
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- α.comp β = TauCeti.UnitGradedNatTrans.unitComp α β
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The component of the identity DG natural transformation.
The component of a composite DG natural transformation.
DG functors with closed degree-zero DG natural transformations as morphisms.
- toEnrichedFunctor : CategoryTheory.EnrichedFunctor (CochainComplex (ModuleCat R) ℤ) C D
The underlying functor enriched in cochain complexes.
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The component of a DG natural transformation on the homotopy category is the homotopy class of its closed degree-zero component.
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On an object, the induced transformation is the homotopy class of the closed component.
A component of the induced transformation vanishes exactly when the corresponding closed degree-zero DG morphism is a boundary.
Passing the identity DG transformation to H⁰ gives the identity transformation.
Passing a composite of DG transformations to H⁰ composes their images.
Taking H⁰ sends DG functors and DG natural transformations to ordinary functors and
natural transformations.
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On objects, the functor takes a DG functor to its induced functor on H⁰.
On morphisms, the functor takes a DG transformation to its induced transformation on H⁰.