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Projective and injective constructions of Ext agree for supplied resolutions
Statement
For supplied resolutions of , the canonical maps from and to are quasi-isomorphisms. Consequently for all .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A projective resolution and an injective resolution .
Proof
The augmented columns are exact after applying , and the augmented rows are exact after applying . Both augmentations commute with the other differential.
Finite-diagonal acyclic assembly applied first to columns and then to rows makes both edge-to-total maps quasi-isomorphisms. Taking cohomology yields the displayed isomorphism; the maps themselves are retained for the later naturality proof.
Depends on
- Ext via an injective resolution of the second variable
- Ext via a projective resolution of the first variable
- The direct-sum total complex on finite diagonals
- Acyclic assembly by exact columns
- Acyclic assembly by exact rows
- Hom from a projective makes injective-resolution columns exact
- Hom into an injective makes projective-resolution rows exact
Used by
- The balanced Ext bifunctor Definition
- FALSE: balance of Ext requires spectral-sequence pages False statement
- FALSE: projective and injective Ext are equal by definition False statement
- The Ext balance isomorphism is independent of resolution comparison data Lemma
- The Ext balance isomorphism is natural in both variables Proposition
- The two Ext long exact sequences agree under balance Proposition
Dependency tree · two levels
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Sources
- Charles A. Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra, Chapter 2 (standard reference, not scraped)