A δ-functor T = (Tⁿ)_{n ≥ 0} : A → B: additive functors with T⁰ left exact and
natural connecting homomorphisms δⁿ fitting into long exact sequences for every short
exact sequence of A.
- T : ℕ → CategoryTheory.Functor A B
- leftExact : CategoryTheory.Limits.PreservesFiniteLimits (self.T 0)
- δ_comp (n : ℕ) (S : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hS : S.ShortExact) : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (self.δ n S hS) ((self.T (n + 1)).map S.f) = 0
- comp_δ (n : ℕ) (S : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hS : S.ShortExact) : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp ((self.T n).map S.g) (self.δ n S hS) = 0
- δ_natural (n : ℕ) (S S' : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hS : S.ShortExact) (hS' : S'.ShortExact) (φ : S ⟶ S') : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp ((self.T n).map φ.τ₃) (self.δ n S' hS') = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (self.δ n S hS) ((self.T (n + 1)).map φ.τ₁)
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A δ-functor T is universal if every natural transformation S⁰ → T⁰ from another
δ-functor extends to a unique morphism of δ-functors S → T.
- exists_hom (S : DeltaFunctor A B) (η₀ : S.T 0 ⟶ T.T 0) : ∃ (η : (n : ℕ) → S.T n ⟶ T.T n), η 0 = η₀ ∧ ∀ (n : ℕ) (SC : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hSC : SC.ShortExact), CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp ((η n).app SC.X₃) (T.δ n SC hSC) = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (S.δ n SC hSC) ((η (n + 1)).app SC.X₁)
- unique (S : DeltaFunctor A B) (η₀ : S.T 0 ⟶ T.T 0) (η η' : (n : ℕ) → S.T n ⟶ T.T n) : η 0 = η₀ → η' 0 = η₀ → (∀ (n : ℕ) (SC : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hSC : SC.ShortExact), CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp ((η n).app SC.X₃) (T.δ n SC hSC) = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (S.δ n SC hSC) ((η (n + 1)).app SC.X₁)) → (∀ (n : ℕ) (SC : CategoryTheory.ShortComplex A) (hSC : SC.ShortExact), CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp ((η' n).app SC.X₃) (T.δ n SC hSC) = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (S.δ n SC hSC) ((η' (n + 1)).app SC.X₁)) → ∀ (n : ℕ), η n = η' n
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A δ-functor is effaceable if for every n > 0 and every object M, there is a
monomorphism M ↪ N killed by Tⁿ. Grothendieck's criterion says effaceable δ-functors
are universal.
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Proposition 41 (Grothendieck's criterion): An effaceable δ-functor is universal.
The higher right derived functors R^{n+1}F vanish on injective objects.
In a category with enough injectives, the δ-functor RF = (RⁿF)_{n ≥ 0} is effaceable:
every object embeds into an injective on which RⁿF vanishes for n > 0.
Proposition 42 (snake lemma): the connecting homomorphism
Hⁱ(S.X₃) → Hʲ(S.X₁) for a short exact sequence of complexes.
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Proposition 42 (long exact sequence): Exactness at Hʲ(X₁) in the homology long exact
sequence associated with a short exact sequence of complexes.
Proposition 42 (long exact sequence): Exactness at Hⁱ(X₂) in the homology long exact
sequence associated with a short exact sequence of complexes.
Proposition 42 (long exact sequence): Exactness at Hⁱ(X₃) in the homology long exact
sequence associated with a short exact sequence of complexes.
A (right) resolution of M: a cochain complex K^• together with a quasi-isomorphism
(single₀ M) → K^•.
- cocomplex : CochainComplex C ℕ
- hasHomology (i : ℕ) : HomologicalComplex.HasHomology self.cocomplex i
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Every injective resolution gives rise to a general resolution by forgetting injectivity.
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M is adjusted to F (also called F-acyclic) if every higher right derived functor
of F vanishes on M. Such objects can replace injectives in computing RⁿF.
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Every injective object is F-acyclic for any additive functor F.
The objects in an injective resolution are all F-acyclic.
Proposition 43 (existence of canonical map): For any resolution K of M, there is a
canonical map from Hⁿ(F(K)) to (RⁿF)(M).
Proposition 43 (adjusted resolution): When every term of the resolution K is
F-acyclic, the canonical map Hⁿ(F(K)) → (RⁿF)(M) is an isomorphism.
The canonical identification (RⁿF)(X) ≅ Hⁿ(F(I•)) for any injective resolution I• of X.
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An abelian category with enough injectives admits injective resolutions.
The zeroth right derived functor of a left exact additive functor F is naturally
isomorphic to F itself.