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A cohomological δ-functor (Definition 43, Lecture 22–23): a sequence of additive functors T n : C ⥤ D together with connecting morphisms δ and the long-exact-sequence and naturality data attached to each short exact sequence in C.

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    A morphism of cohomological δ-functors F ⟶ G is a sequence of natural transformations η n : F.T n ⟶ G.T n compatible with the connecting maps δ of F and G.

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      The universal property defining a derived functor (Definition 44–45, Lecture 22–23): a δ-functor F is universal if every degree-zero natural transformation F.T 0 ⟶ G.T 0 extends uniquely to a morphism of δ-functors.

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        The n-th right derived functor of an additive functor F : C ⥤ D.

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          The induced natural transformation between n-th right derived functors from a natural transformation F ⟶ G.

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            For a left-exact additive functor, the zeroth right derived functor is naturally isomorphic to the functor itself.

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              The canonical natural transformation from F to its zeroth right derived functor.

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