Graded Grothendieck groups of full subcategories #
This file compares the exact Grothendieck groups associated to the graded and ungraded exact structures induced on a shift-stable, extension-closed full subcategory. It also records the transport of the Euler class of a finite resolution across this comparison, and the compatibility of that Euler class with forgetting the grading along a conflation-exact functor into an ungraded exact category.
Main results #
TauCeti.GradedExactStructure.ofExactK0_toUngraded_symm_eulerClassFullSubcategory: the graded Euler class of a finite resolution is the alternating sum of the graded classes of its terms.TauCeti.GradedExactStructure.forgetGrading_foldAlternating: atq = 1, forgetting the grading carries the graded Euler class of a finite resolution to the Euler class of its image resolution.
The graded and the ungraded induced exact structures on a full subcategory have the same conflations, so the identity functor compares their exact Grothendieck groups.
Equations
- E.toUngraded R hR hRshift = TauCeti.ExactK0.ofLEEquiv ⋯
Instances For
The comparison with the ungraded induced structure fixes every object class.
The inverse comparison with the ungraded induced structure fixes every object class.
Transported to the graded Grothendieck group, the Euler class of a finite R-resolution is
the alternating sum of the graded classes of its terms.
A linear map transports shift covariance from two target classes to the Euler classes of finite resolutions that it computes.
Forgetting the grading of a finite resolution. Let F be a conflation-exact functor into
an ungraded exact category with {1} ⋙ F ≅ F, carrying the shift-stable extension-closed
property R into an extension-closed property Q. Applying F to a finite R-resolution of X
gives a finite Q-resolution of F X, and the graded Euler class of the first, specialized at
q = 1, is the Euler class of the second.
Both alternating sums are computed termwise, and forgetting the grading sends the graded class of each term to the ungraded class of its image.