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A sequence of chain maps is exact exactly when it is exact degreewise
Statement
Let be composable chain maps in an abelian category. The sequence is exact at in if and only if for every the sequence is exact at in .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: Composable chain maps .
Exactness at a node means equality of the image and kernel subobjects (Exactness at a node).
Images and kernels of chain maps are computed degreewise (Images and coimages of chain maps are computed degreewise).
Proof
If the sequence is exact at in , then [L2] says as subobjects of . By [L3], their th components are and , so [L2] gives exactness of in every degree.
Conversely, if every degreewise sequence is exact, then [L2] gives inside for every . By [L3], that is exactly the degreewise comparison between the image and kernel complexes, so [L2] makes the sequence exact at in .