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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Exact.Resolution.Comparison

The comparison theorem for finite projective resolutions #

Let r be a finite resolution of X in an exact category whose resolving terms are relatively projective, and let r' be any finite resolution of Y. Every morphism f : X ⟶ Y lifts to a chain map between the complexes of the two resolutions compatible with the augmentations, and any two such lifts are chain homotopic. The lift is built one conflation at a time: a projective term Qₙ lifts along the deflation Q'ₙ ↠ K'ₙ, and the induced map on the kernels Kₙ₊₁ ⟶ K'ₙ₊₁ is the input to the next step. The homotopy is built the same way, after subtracting the part of the chain map already accounted for.

Consequently any two finite projective resolutions of the same object are homotopy equivalent, and the resolution is unique up to chain homotopy. This is the relative version of Mathlib's CategoryTheory.ProjectiveResolution.lift, liftHomotopyZero and homotopyEquiv for abelian categories: the ambient category need not have kernels or cokernels, and exactness is the exact-structure datum rather than Mathlib's ShortComplex.Exact.

The uniqueness also makes the comparison map functorial: the image of a lift under a conflation-exact functor is again a lift, so it is homotopic to the lift between the image resolutions. Applied to the grading shift of a graded exact category, this is the graded comparison theorem.

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The comparison map. The chain map lifting f : X ⟶ Y from a finite resolution r of X by relative projectives to any finite resolution r' of Y, compatible with the two augmentations.

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    A chain map from the complex of a finite projective resolution to the complex of a finite resolution which vanishes against the augmentation is null-homotopic.

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      The lift of the identity is homotopic to the identity chain map.

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        The lift of a composite is homotopic to the composite of the lifts.

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          Uniqueness of finite projective resolutions up to homotopy. Two finite resolutions of the same object by relative projectives have homotopy equivalent complexes.

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            Functoriality of the comparison map. Let F be a conflation-exact functor carrying the relative projectives of P into relative projectives of Q. The lift of F f between the images of two resolutions is homotopic to the image of the lift of f, transported along the identifications TauCeti.ExactStructure.FiniteResolution.toChainComplexMapIso of the complexes of the image resolutions with the images of the complexes.

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