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DerivedAlgGeo.Algebra.Homology.DGCategory.Pretriangulated.H0.NaturalTransformationConeShift

The inverse-rotated first map of a dg cone triangle #

For a closed degree-zero dg natural transformation α : F ⟶ G, its cone triangle has connecting map -fst into F[1]. Inverse rotation negates that map once more and shifts it by -1, so its first map is the degree-one cone projection fst, regraded to a closed degree-zero map Cone(α)[-1] ⟶ F.

This file records that identification as an equality of natural transformations. The source comparison is shiftedFunctorH0Iso: the dg functor shift and the pointwise shift on H⁰ are canonically isomorphic, not definitionally identified as functors. The shift cancellation used by inverse rotation is Mathlib's shiftFunctorCompIsoId, whose component computation is exposed by H0.shiftFunctorCompIsoId_hom_app.

The first morphisms of the objectwise inverse-rotated cone triangles, assembled into a natural transformation.

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    The closed degree-one cone projection, source-regraded to a degree-zero map out of the selected [-1] shift and descended to H⁰.

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      Inverse rotation reads the cone projection through source regrading.

      The cone triangle and inverse rotation each contribute one minus sign. After they cancel, the inverse-rotation shift comparison cancels the selected [1] witness in the connecting map, leaving the selected [-1] inverse followed by fst.

      The inverse-rotated first map is the H⁰ image of the regraded dg cone projection, after comparing the dg functor shift with the pointwise shift.