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A sequential abelian colimit is the cokernel of one minus shift

Statement

For any sequence of abelian groups G0u0G1u1, let D=i0Gi and let s:DD send the ith coordinate by ui into coordinate i+1. Then 0D1sDcolimiGi0 is exact, where the last map sums the canonical maps to the colimit. The maps ui need not be injective.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The objects and hypotheses in the statement above.

Proof

1.1

If (1s)x=0, its coordinate zero is x0=0. Recursively its coordinate i is xiui1xi1=0, forcing xi=0 for every i. Thus 1s is injective, even if some or all transition maps vanish.

givenalgebra
2.1

The quotient D/im(1s) imposes the relations ιi(g)=ιi+1(uig). A homomorphism from this quotient to any abelian group B is exactly a family of homomorphisms vi:GiB satisfying vi+1ui=vi: define the map on a finite-support tuple by the finite sum ivi(xi). This proves the colimit universal property, so the quotient is the colimit and the last map is surjective with the stated kernel. Zero groups and a sequence supported at only one index are included.

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