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Exact functor between triangulated categories
Definition
An exact functor is an additive functor with a specified natural isomorphism such that every distinguished has distinguished image .
Depends on
Used by
- Triangulated subcategory Definition
- Bounded two-sided projective bimodule complexes act on Cₘ Lemma
- Shift signs and exact-functor maps on triangulated K0 Lemma
- A translation-compatible natural isomorphism of exact functors respects triangles Proposition
- An additive functor on abelian categories induces an exact functor on homotopy categories Proposition
- A bounded two-sided projective bimodule complex defines exact derived tensor functors Theorem
- Graded derived tensor equivalences induce Laurent-linear K0 and G0 maps Theorem
- The derived category inherits a triangulated structure Theorem
Dependency tree · two levels
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Sources
- The Stacks Project, Definition 13.3.3 (standard reference, not scraped)