Suspension on a Frobenius stable category #
Let E be a Frobenius exact structure. For every object X, choose a conflation
X ⟶ I(X) ⟶ ΣX
with injective middle term. A morphism f : X ⟶ Y extends to a map I(X) ⟶ I(Y), hence
induces a map ΣX ⟶ ΣY. Neither extension is unique in the original category, but any
two choices differ by a morphism through an injective, which is projective under the Frobenius
hypothesis. The induced map is therefore canonical in the projective stable quotient.
This file carries out that construction and obtains the additive suspension endofunctor of the stable category. The loop functor and the proof that the two are quasi-inverse are developed separately.
The choice of conflation is immaterial: the cokernel term of any relative injective
presentation of X is canonically isomorphic to ΣX in the stable category, naturally in X.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.ExactStructure.IsFrobenius.suspensionPresentation: the chosen injective conflation.TauCeti.ExactStructure.IsFrobenius.suspensionObj: its cokernel termΣX.TauCeti.ExactStructure.IsFrobenius.stableSuspension: the additive suspension endofunctor of the projective stable category.TauCeti.ExactStructure.IsFrobenius.projectiveStableIsoSuspensionObj: the comparison of the cokernel term of an arbitrary relative injective presentation withΣX.
References #
- Dieter Happel, Triangulated Categories in the Representation Theory of Finite Dimensional Algebras, Chapter I, Section 2.
- Bernhard Keller, Chain complexes and stable categories, Manuscripta Mathematica 67 (1990), 379–417, Section 1.
The chosen conflation X ⟶ I(X) ⟶ ΣX used to construct suspension.
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- hE.suspensionPresentation X = ⋯.injectivePresentation X
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The chosen injective object in the suspension presentation of X.
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- hE.suspensionInjective X = (hE.suspensionPresentation X).I
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The suspension object ΣX, defined as the third term of the chosen injective conflation.
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- hE.suspensionObj X = (hE.suspensionPresentation X).K
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The inflation X ⟶ I(X) in the chosen suspension presentation.
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- hE.suspensionInflation X = (hE.suspensionPresentation X).i
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The deflation I(X) ⟶ ΣX in the chosen suspension presentation.
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- hE.suspensionDeflation X = (hE.suspensionPresentation X).p
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The inflation of the chosen suspension presentation of X is an inflation of E.
Suspension from the exact category to its stable quotient, built from the chosen injective presentations.
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Suspension to the stable quotient sends X to the image of ΣX.
Suspension to the stable quotient sends f to the image of the map induced between the
chosen injective presentations.
The suspension of a projective object is projective. Thus suspension sends every object killed by the stable quotient to another object killed by it.
The functor from the exact category to the stable category kills the projective stable ideal, so it descends to an endofunctor of the stable category.
The additive suspension endofunctor on the stable category of a Frobenius exact structure.
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Stable suspension preserves addition of morphisms.
On objects represented by X, stable suspension is represented by ΣX.
On represented morphisms, stable suspension is induced by the chosen injective presentations.
The cokernel term of an arbitrary relative injective presentation of X represents the
suspension ΣX in the projective stable category: the chosen presentation enjoys no privilege
there.
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- hE.projectiveStableIsoSuspensionObj P = P.projectiveStableIso (hE.suspensionPresentation X) ⋯ ⋯
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The comparison with the suspension is induced by the identity of the presented object.
The inverse comparison with the suspension is the one induced in the other direction.
Representing the suspension by an arbitrary relative injective presentation is natural: it
carries the morphism induced by f on cokernel terms to the suspension of f.
Representing the suspension by an arbitrary relative injective presentation is natural: it
carries the morphism induced by f on cokernel terms to the suspension of f.