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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Exact.Stable.Rotation

Rotation of triangles in a Frobenius stable category #

The cone sequence of a morphism f : X ⟶ Y is the conflation

Y ⟶ cone(f) ⟶ ΣX.

Its connecting morphism is the negative of the suspension of f. Consequently the rotation of the stable cone triangle of f is isomorphic to the stable conflation triangle of this cone sequence. Since every distinguished stable triangle is isomorphic to a conflation triangle and every such triangle is isomorphic to a cone triangle, distinguished stable triangles are closed under forward rotation.

Conversely, a triangle whose rotation is distinguished is itself distinguished. For a conflation X ⟶ Y ⟶ Z, pull the chosen loop conflation ΩZ ⟶ P(Z) ⟶ Z back along Y ⟶ Z. This gives a conflation ΩZ ⟶ W ⟶ Y whose middle term W is stably isomorphic to X, because P(Z) is projective. The rotation of its standard triangle is isomorphic to the standard triangle of X ⟶ Y ⟶ Z, through the stable isomorphism Z ≅ ΣΩZ given by the connecting map of the loop conflation. Since rotation is an autoequivalence of the category of triangles, the backward direction follows.

This is the rotation construction in Happel, Triangulated Categories in the Representation Theory of Finite Dimensional Algebras, Chapter I, Section 2.

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The connecting morphism of the cone sequence is the negative of the map induced by f on the chosen suspension objects, after passing to the stable category.

Rotating a stable cone triangle gives the stable conflation triangle of its cone sequence.

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    Every standard triangle is a rotation #