Direct sums of finite-projective matrix factorizations #
The componentwise direct sum of finite-projective matrix factorizations is again finite projective. Its projections exhibit it as a categorical product and hence, in this preadditive category, a binary biproduct. This provides the additive sums used by the homotopy and Frobenius structures on matrix factorizations.
The direct-sum operation is the finite-projective case of the direct sum of curved duplexes; the matrix-factorization convention follows Eisenbud, Homological algebra on a complete intersection, Section 5.
The componentwise direct sum of two finite-projective matrix factorizations.
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The map into a direct sum induced by maps into its summands.
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- TauCeti.MatrixFactorization.biprodLift f g = { hom := TauCeti.CurvedDuplex.biprodLift f.hom g.hom }
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Maps into a direct sum are determined by their projections.
Maps out of both summands induce a map out of their direct sum.
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- TauCeti.MatrixFactorization.biprodDesc f g = { hom := TauCeti.CurvedDuplex.biprodDesc f.hom g.hom }
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Maps from a direct sum are determined by their restrictions to both summands.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have componentwise binary products.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have binary products.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have binary biproducts.
The zero matrix factorization has the zero module in both parities.
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- TauCeti.MatrixFactorization.zero = TauCeti.MatrixFactorization.ofCurvedDuplex { X₀ := ↧PUnit.{?u.1 + 1}, X₁ := ↧PUnit.{?u.1 + 1}, d₀ := 0, d₁ := 0, d₀_comp_d₁ := ⋯, d₁_comp_d₀ := ⋯ } ⋯ ⋯
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The zero matrix factorization is both initial and terminal.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have a zero object.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have finite products.
Finite-projective matrix factorizations have finite biproducts.