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Finite graded projective modules
Definition
Fix a graded -algebra and let be a graded left -module (Associative graded algebras, bimodules, and internal shifts). The category of graded left -modules and degree-zero maps is abelian (Graded modules with degree-zero maps form an abelian category).
Graded projective. is graded projective when it is a projective object of (Projective object): for every degree-zero epimorphism and every degree-zero there exists a degree-zero with . Thus projectivity is tested only against degree-zero epimorphisms and degree-zero maps, and the lift need not be unique.
Finitely generated. is finitely generated as a graded left -module, or generated by finitely many homogeneous elements, when for some there are homogeneous elements with
By Generated submodule, cyclic and finitely generated modules, module basis and free module this is the same notion as finite generation of the underlying -module: a finite homogeneous family is a finite family, and conversely, if for a finite set , then writing each as its finite sum of nonzero homogeneous components gives, for every ,
a finite -linear combination of the homogeneous elements ; so the finitely many components of the members of generate . In particular the notion does not depend on the chosen finite generating set.
Finite graded projective. is finite graded projective when it is graded projective and generated by finitely many homogeneous elements, that is, when it is graded projective and finitely generated as an -module. The family may be empty: gives , so the zero module is generated by the empty homogeneous family, and the corresponding finite direct sum of shifts in the characterization below is the empty direct sum. Its finite shifted-free characterization is the next result (Finite graded projectives are finite shifted-free summands), and it uses this same notion of finite generation throughout: a finite homogeneous generating family there is exactly a family as above. No choice principle is used in the equivalence above, which only rewrites a given finite expression.
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Used by
- Finite graded Aₘ-modules, internal shifts and the vertex projectives Definition
- The bounded projective homotopy category Cₘ and the two shifts Definition
- The two-sided projective bimodules Uᵢ and their tensor functors Definition
- Bounded two-sided projective bimodule complexes act on Cₘ Lemma
- The bounded projective comparison for the derived category Lemma
- The graded horseshoe lemma for finite graded projective resolutions Lemma
- Finite graded projectives are finite shifted-free summands Theorem
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Sources
- Alexander Kleshchev, Representation Theory of Symmetric Groups and Related Hecke Algebras (2009), §2.2, printed pp. 6-7 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Stacks Project, Algebra, §10.56, tag 00JL (standard reference, not scraped)