Transporting a triangulation along an equivalence #
An equivalence of categories F : C ⥤ D is a localization functor for the class of
isomorphisms of C. This class admits a left calculus of fractions, and, when C is
pretriangulated, it is compatible with the triangulation. Consequently Mathlib's construction
CategoryTheory.Triangulated.Localization.pretriangulated applies to F: if D carries a
shift by ℤ for which F commutes with the shifts, then D is pretriangulated, with
distinguished triangles the triangles isomorphic to images of distinguished triangles of C,
F is a triangle functor, and D is triangulated as soon as C is
(CategoryTheory.Triangulated.Localization.isTriangulated).
This is the transport used for homotopy categories that are identified with the stable category of a Frobenius exact category: Happel's triangulation of the stable category is transported along the identification, after the shift of the homotopy category has been matched with stable suspension.
Main results #
TauCeti.instHasLeftCalculusOfFractionsIsomorphisms: the isomorphisms admit a left calculus of fractions.TauCeti.instIsCompatibleWithShiftIsomorphisms: the isomorphisms are compatible with every shift by an additive group.TauCeti.instIsCompatibleWithTriangulationIsomorphisms: in a pretriangulated category, the isomorphisms are compatible with the triangulation.TauCeti.instIsLocalizationIsomorphisms: an equivalence is a localization functor for the isomorphisms of its source.
The isomorphisms of a category admit a left calculus of fractions: a right fraction
s⁻¹ ≫ f with s an isomorphism is the left fraction (inv s ≫ f) ≫ (𝟙)⁻¹.
An equivalence of categories is a localization functor for the isomorphisms of its source.
The isomorphisms of a category are compatible with every shift by an additive group: a morphism is an isomorphism exactly when its shift is.
In a pretriangulated category, the isomorphisms are compatible with the triangulation: a morphism of distinguished triangles whose first two components are isomorphisms can be completed by an isomorphism.