Strong semiorthogonal decompositions and compatible functors #
This file records the vocabulary of Definitions 3.3, 3.5, and 3.7 of arXiv:1902.08184 without adding any geometric existence claim.
Here strong has the paper's meaning: every component is right admissible.
It is deliberately distinct from SemiorthogonalSequence.IsStronglyFull,
which says that the components generate after uniformly many extensions.
A compatible functor carries each source component into the component with the same index. Chosen component projections are kept as data, separately from proposition-valued admissibility, and their underlying ambient endofunctors can be assigned a cohomological amplitude relative to a t-structure.
A functor has cohomological amplitude [a, b] if it sends every
t-cohomological window [p, q] into the target window [p + a, q + b].
This is Definition 3.7 of arXiv:1902.08184.
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A t-exact functor has cohomological amplitude [0, 0].
An amplitude interval can be enlarged on either side.
A functor is compatible with two semiorthogonal sequences when it maps the component at every index into the component with the same index. This is Definition 3.3 of arXiv:1902.08184.
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- S.CompatibleWith F T = ∀ (i : ι), S.component i ≤ (T.component i).inverseImage F
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The identity functor is compatible with a sequence.
Compatibility is closed under composition.
A strong semiorthogonal sequence in the sense of Definition 3.5 of arXiv:1902.08184: every component is right admissible.
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- S.IsStrong = ∀ (i : ι), (S.component i).IsRightAdmissible
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Strongness supplies triangulated closure of every component.
A simultaneous choice of right-adjoint projections for all components of a semiorthogonal sequence.
- componentProjection (i : ι) : (S.component i).RightProjectionData
The chosen right projection onto the component at
i.
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The ambient endofunctor projecting onto component i.
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All component projections have the specified cohomological amplitude.
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- Q.HasCohomologicalAmplitude t a b = ∀ (i : ι), (Q.ambientProjection i).HasCohomologicalAmplitude t t a b
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Choose projection data for every component of a strong sequence.
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