Apply an additive functor F : C ⥤ D degreewise to a cochain complex,
producing the induced functor on cochain complexes.
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Naive hypercohomology functor: apply F degreewise and then take homology in
degree n. Agrees with true hypercohomology only when F is exact or the input is
F-acyclic.
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The composite functor sending a cochain complex K in C to the image of F(K)
in the derived category of D. Its right derived functor is the source of hypercohomology.
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Existence of the total right derived functor of F along quasi-isomorphisms.
The total right derived functor RF : D(C) ⥤ D(D) of an additive functor F.
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The n-th hypercohomology functor ℝ^n F sending a complex K to the
n-th cohomology of RF(K).
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The n-th hypercohomology object ℝ^n F (K) of a complex K.
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Hypercohomology of an object placed in a single degree agrees with the usual
right derived functor R^n F (X).
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The E_2-edge map of the hypercohomology spectral sequence
R^p F (H^q K) ⟹ ℝ^{p+q} F (K).
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Naturality of the E_2-edge map of the hypercohomology spectral sequence.
Spectral sequence degeneration: if every term K.X i is F-acyclic, then
hypercohomology coincides with the naive degreewise version.