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PDF p. 16: Perfect complexes with support

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice and fix suitable universes. For a scheme X, let D(X) be the infinity-localization of cochain complexes of Zariski OX-modules at quasi-isomorphisms. For a ring A, define D(A) similarly using A-modules. These are stable presentable infinity-categories, with ordinary unbounded derived categories as their homotopy categories. Degreewise exact additive functors induce exact functors on these localizations. Mapping cones represent cofibers. Both the enhanced categories and their homotopy categories are idempotent complete.

Source contract

Given: A scheme or ring, the Axiom of Choice, and a universe containing the relevant modules.

Goal: Record the ambient derived enhancements and their relation to ordinary derived categories.

[F1] The cited Stacks remark supplies the Grothendieck property; the cited Higher Algebra results supply the derived localization and presentability.

[F2] The cited Higher Topos Theory and Higher Algebra results supply enhanced and homotopy-category idempotent completeness.

External input

Import [F1] and [F2] with the stated reading limits. A quasi-isomorphism induces isomorphisms on all cohomology objects. Stable means having a zero object and finite limits and colimits, with pushout squares also pullback squares. Exact functors preserve these finite operations. No identification of D(QCoh(X)) with the quasi-coherent-cohomology subcategory is asserted for arbitrary X.

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The Stacks Project, Injectives, Remark 19.13.3 · Remark 19.13.3

Sheaves of modules on a ringed site and modules over a ring form Grothendieck abelian categories; derived Hom sets can be calculated using K-injective resolutions.

Hypotheses: A ringed site or a ring, with the relevant categories taken in a fixed universe.

Reading limits: Read the displayed remark; its referenced K-injective existence theorem was not reconstructed.

Jacob Lurie, Higher Algebra · Propositions 1.3.5.13–15 and 1.3.5.21; Lemma 1.2.4.6

For a Grothendieck abelian category, the derived infinity-category is the localization of complexes at quasi-isomorphisms, is stable and presentable, and has the classical derived category as homotopy category. A stable infinity-category is idempotent complete exactly when its homotopy category is.

Hypotheses: A Grothendieck abelian category in a fixed universe.

Reading limits: Inspected the cited localization and presentability passages and the statement of Lemma 1.2.4.6; the model-category construction and its prerequisites were not reconstructed.

Jacob Lurie, Higher Topos Theory · Corollary 4.4.5.15, Proposition 4.4.5.17 and Remark 4.4.5.18

A coherent idempotent splits when its associated idempotent diagram has a colimit; the associated retract can be formed using the sequential diagram of repeated endomorphisms.

Hypotheses: An infinity-category with the indicated colimit, in particular one with all small colimits.

Reading limits: Inspected the cited statements and displayed argument around Proposition 4.4.5.17; the surrounding theory is imported.

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