Augmentation of a left resolution #
After applying ι, the functorial chain complex attached to a LeftResolution
is exact in positive degrees. This file also records exactness of its first two
terms after augmentation to the object being resolved. The augmentation is a
natural chain map and an objectwise quasi-isomorphism. These statements do not
assert a totalization theorem or K-flatness for a bicomplex built from such
resolutions.
The initial segment of Λ.chainComplex X, mapped to A and augmented by
the epimorphism Λ.π.app X.
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The first two terms of the mapped left resolution are exact after
augmentation. This is only exactness at the middle term; the epimorphicity of
the augmentation is recorded separately by
augmentedShortComplex_epi_g.
The augmentation is epi because it composes the degree-zero identification
isomorphism with the epimorphism Λ.π.app X. Together with exactness at the
middle term, this records the right end of the augmented resolution.
The canonical augmentation from the mapped chain complex of a left resolution to its degree-zero single complex. Its defining degree-zero map is the augmented short complex's epimorphism.
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Maps to the degree-zero single complex are determined in degree zero, where this square follows from naturality of the resolution epimorphism.
Maps to the degree-zero single complex are determined in degree zero, where this square follows from naturality of the resolution epimorphism.
The components come from ChainComplex.toSingle₀Equiv applied to the
augmented short complex.
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- CategoryTheory.Abelian.LeftResolution.chainComplexAugmentationNatTrans ι Λ = { app := fun (X : A) => CategoryTheory.Abelian.LeftResolution.chainComplexAugmentation ι Λ X, naturality := ⋯ }
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The canonical augmentation of an individual mapped left resolution is a quasi-isomorphism. This objectwise result does not compare the totalization of resolutions of an unbounded complex with that complex.