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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Exact.Stable.Functor.Suspension

Stable functors commute with suspension #

An exact functor between Frobenius exact categories which preserves projective-injective objects descends to their stable categories. This file constructs the canonical comparison between that stable functor and suspension, and proves compatibility with the connecting maps of conflations.

Apply the original functor to a chosen injective presentation X ⟶ I(X) ⟶ ΣX. Its image is an injective presentation of F(X), because the functor preserves conflations and projective-injective objects. Independence of injective presentations then identifies F(ΣX) with Σ(F(X)) in the target stable category. These identifications are natural and descend to the source stable category.

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Applying a stable conflation-exact functor to the chosen suspension presentation of X gives an injective presentation of F.obj X in the target exact category.

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    The stable functor induced by a stable conflation-exact functor commutes with suspension. Its component at X is the canonical comparison from the image of the chosen suspension presentation of X to the chosen suspension presentation of F.obj X.

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