An object M is adjusted to an additive functor F if all higher right derived functors
of F vanish on M: RⁱF(M) = 0 for i > 0. Such objects (e.g. injectives, or F-acyclic
objects) can be used in place of injective resolutions when computing RF.
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A resolution of an object M in an abelian category: a cochain complex K• together with a
quasi-isomorphism M[0] → K• from the complex concentrated in degree zero.
- cocomplex : CochainComplex C ℕ
- hasHomology (i : ℕ) : HomologicalComplex.HasHomology self.cocomplex i
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Every injective resolution is in particular a resolution.
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Any injective object is adjusted to every additive functor: RⁱF(M) = 0 for i > 0 when
M is injective.
Every object in an injective resolution is adjusted to any additive functor F.
Canonical map from the homology of F(K•) to the right derived functor RⁿF(M) for any
resolution K• → M.
Proposition 43: if every term of a resolution K• → M is F-adjusted, then RⁿF(M) may be
computed as Hⁿ(F(K•)) — i.e., adjusted resolutions compute derived functors.
Specialization of Prop 43 to an injective resolution: RⁿF(X) ≃ Hⁿ(F(I•)).
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Independence of the choice of injective resolution: two injective resolutions of X give
canonically isomorphic computations of RⁿF(X).