Original-heart cohomology of objects in an HRS-tilted heart #
This file supplies the two-term cohomology bridge used by weak tilting arguments. It has two independent parts:
originalHeartCohFunctor t nis the historical tilting-facing name fort.heartCohFunctor n, the degree-ncohomology of an arbitrary t-structure. UnlikeHeartStabilityData.heartCohFunctor, it requires no stability or HN data.for a torsion pair
Pand an objectXof the tilted heart, the canonical truncation triangle is exposed asH⁻¹_t(X)⟦1⟧ ⟶ X ⟶ H⁰_t(X).
The first term is torsion-free, the last is torsion, and the triangle induces a short exact sequence in the tilted heart. The final two theorems expose the inclusion as a kernel and the projection as a cokernel, so downstream semistability proofs can use abelian kernel/image language without reopening the ambient triangulated-category argument.
Cohomology attached only to a t-structure #
Historical tilting-facing name for t-structure-owned heart cohomology.
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The existing degree-zero tilted-cohomology notation agrees naturally with the t-structure-owned degree-zero heart functor.
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The object-level notation for originalHeartCohFunctor.
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Degree-zero cohomology recovers an object already in the heart. This applies equally to the original t-structure and to an HRS tilt.
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Canonical factors of a tilted-heart object #
Cohomology for the tilted t-structure. This abbreviation makes explicit that the same t-structure-only construction is available in both hearts.
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The zero object belongs to the torsion class.
The zero object belongs to the torsion-free class.
A tilted-heart object has original cohomological upper bound zero.
A tilted-heart object has original cohomological lower bound minus one.
The original degree-zero truncation of a tilted-heart object is torsion.
The original degree-minus-one truncation of a tilted-heart object, shifted into the original heart, is torsion-free.
The original H⁻¹ factor of a tilted-heart object. Its underlying
object is τ^{<0}X⟦-1⟧.
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- P.originalHMinusOne hX = { obj := (CategoryTheory.shiftFunctor C (-1)).obj ((t.truncLT 0).obj X), property := ⋯ }
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The original H⁰ factor of a tilted-heart object. Its underlying object
is τ^{≥0}X.
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The truncation model of H⁻¹ agrees with the generic original-heart
cohomology functor.
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The truncation model of H⁰ agrees with the generic original-heart
cohomology functor.
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The canonical short exact sequence in the tilted heart #
The shift-cancellation isomorphism used to put the first term of the
level-zero truncation triangle in H⁻¹(X)⟦1⟧ form.
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The canonical original-cohomology triangle of X, obtained from the
level-zero truncation triangle by writing its first term as H⁻¹(X)⟦1⟧.
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The canonical original-cohomology triangle is distinguished.
A shifted torsion-free object belongs to the tilted heart.
A torsion object belongs to the tilted heart.
The H⁻¹(X)⟦1⟧ term, regarded as an object of the tilted heart.
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- P.originalHMinusOneShiftInTiltHeart hX = { obj := (CategoryTheory.shiftFunctor C 1).obj (P.originalHMinusOne hX).obj, property := ⋯ }
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X, regarded as an object of the tilted heart.
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- P.objectInTiltHeart hX = { obj := X, property := hX }
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The H⁰(X) term, regarded as an object of the tilted heart.
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- P.originalHZeroInTiltHeart hX = { obj := (P.originalHZero hX).obj, property := ⋯ }
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The canonical two-term original-cohomology complex in the tilted heart.
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The canonical sequence
0 ⟶ H⁻¹_t(X)⟦1⟧ ⟶ X ⟶ H⁰_t(X) ⟶ 0 is short exact in the tilted heart.
The left map of the canonical tilted-heart sequence is a kernel of the right map.
The right map of the canonical tilted-heart sequence is a cokernel of the left map.
Pure shifted objects #
The original degree-minus-one cohomology of a torsion object vanishes.
The original H⁰ of a torsion object is canonically the object itself.
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- P.originalHZeroIsoOfTors hT = (P.originalHeartCohIsoHZero ⋯).symm ≪≫ CategoryTheory.Triangulated.Tilting.originalHeartCohIsoOfHeart t { obj := T, property := ⋯ }
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The original degree-zero cohomology of a shifted torsion-free object vanishes. This is the endpoint calculation used when a quotient in the tilted heart is shown to remain a pure shifted object.
If the original H⁰ of a tilted-heart object vanishes, its canonical
H⁻¹[1] subobject is an isomorphism.
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The original H⁻¹ of F[1] is canonically isomorphic to F when
F is torsion-free.
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