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TauCeti.CommutativeAlgebra.MatrixFactorization.Frobenius

Matrix factorizations form a Frobenius exact category #

The componentwise split exact structure on finite-projective matrix factorizations has enough relative projectives and injectives, and both classes consist precisely of the contractible factorizations. The disk sum on the components of a factorization supplies its injective presentation; the disk sum on its parity shift supplies its projective presentation. The kernels and cokernels stay finite projective because their components are direct summands of the disk components.

A morphism factors through a relative projective exactly when it is null-homotopic. Thus the stable category is additively and scalar-linearly equivalent to HMF(S,w), here MatrixFactorization.HomotopyCategory. This is an equivalence of additive categories; no compatibility with a prescribed shift or cone triangulation is asserted here.

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The construction restricts the disk presentations of TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Frobenius and uses MorphismIdeal.lift for the comparison.

Contractible matrix factorizations are relatively injective for the componentwise split exact structure.

Contractible matrix factorizations are relatively projective for the componentwise split exact structure.

The canonical embedding into the disk sum is a componentwise split inflation.

Every finite-projective matrix factorization embeds componentwise split into a contractible finite-projective factorization.

Every finite-projective matrix factorization is a componentwise split quotient of a contractible finite-projective factorization.

The relative injectives are exactly the contractible finite-projective factorizations.

The relative projectives are exactly the contractible finite-projective factorizations.

Finite-projective matrix factorizations form a Frobenius exact category, with contractible factorizations as the projective-injective objects. No regularity assumption is needed.

Stable factorization through a relative projective is exactly null-homotopy.

The comparison agrees with the homotopy quotient on matrix factorizations.

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On objects the comparison preserves the represented matrix factorization.

On morphisms the comparison takes the stable class to the homotopy class of the same map, up to the identification of objects stableToHomotopy_obj.

The comparison is an equivalence because the two quotients kill the same ideal.

The stable category of finite-projective matrix factorizations with componentwise split conflations is equivalent to their homotopy category HMF(S,w).

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    The inverse comparison sends the homotopy class of a factorization back to its stable class, naturally in matrix factorizations.

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