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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Exact.Stable.Injective

Injective stable Hom spaces #

For an exact structure E, the injective stable category is the additive quotient by maps factoring through relatively injective objects. This is the costable category used on the Hom side of Auslander–Reiten duality; the algebra need not be self-injective.

An inflation i : X ⟶ I with relatively injective target computes its Hom spaces: HomCokernel R i Y is canonically the space of maps X ⟶ Y in the injective stable category. Indeed, a map factors through a relative injective exactly when it extends across i. The comparison works for any such inflation, so it does not depend on a choice of injective envelope or a minimal presentation. It is natural in the target.

The quotient category and its additive and linear structures use ObjectProperty.factorIdeal and MorphismIdeal.quotientFunctor.

References #

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The additive category obtained by killing morphisms through relative injectives.

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    Membership in the injective stable ideal is equivalent to a single factorization through a relative injective object.

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    A morphism vanishes in the injective stable category exactly when it factors through a relative injective.

    An injective stable morphism is zero exactly when its representative belongs to the image of restriction from a fixed inflation into a relative injective.

    The Hom cokernel of an inflation into a relative injective is the Hom space in the injective stable category. The equivalence sends the class of a map to its stable image.

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      The Hom-cokernel comparison sends a representative to its injective stable image.

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      The inverse comparison gives the class of any representative of a stable morphism.