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fs-a-derived-functor-is-canonical-without-supplied-replacement-data.md
Statement
A projective replacement model for a total derived functor is literally canonical without supplied replacement data.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A projective replacement model for a total derived functor is literally canonical without supplied replacement data.
The left total derived construction includes supplied projective models (Left total derived functor on the bounded above derived category).
Independence means unique natural isomorphism relative to augmentations (Left total derived functor is independent up to a unique augmentation-compatible natural isomorphism).
Contractibility means a nullhomotopic identity, reindexed here to cochains (A contractible complex).
Refutation
For and , use either the zero projective complex or in degrees . Both map quasi-isomorphically to zero. The homotopy with degree-zero component and other components zero contracts . Their literal terms are different.
Applying leaves these different complexes unchanged, although their derived objects are isomorphic. More generally changes any supplied model in the same way. Replacement independence gives a unique natural comparison relative to augmentation data, not an equality of all chosen representatives.
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Used by
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Sources
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