Stable Hom--Ext duality for finite linear-module categories #
For a literal two-step finite-representable projective presentation
P₁ ⟶ P₀ ⟶ M,
this file proves the presentation-dependent Auslander--Reiten formula
Ext¹(Y, ker(νP₁ ⟶ νP₀)) ≃ Dₖ stableHom(M,Y).
The proof uses the finite-matrix Nakayama--Hom equivalence and the one-sided categorical projective-stable quotient.
Precomposition with the augmentation P₀ ⟶ M.
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Precomposition with the first differential P₁ ⟶ P₀.
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Precomposition with the epimorphic augmentation is injective.
Applying Hom(-,Y) to the projective presentation is exact at
Hom(P₀,Y).
The Nakayama boundary pairing before quotienting either variable.
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The projective matrix functor sends the named representing differential to the actual first differential of the presentation.
The mapped representing differential followed by the augmentation is zero.
The finite-matrix Nakayama--Hom comparison intertwines the displayed projective and Nakayama differentials.
Naturality of the unquotiented boundary pairing in the variable module.
The pairing kills the displayed injective-presentation coboundaries.
The pairing kills maps from M which factor through a projective.
The boundary functional descended to projective-stable Hom.
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The stable boundary, linear in its presentation representative.
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The pairing after quotienting its presentation variable.
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The kernel of the unquotiented boundary is exactly the displayed injective-presentation range.
The descended boundary is injective.
Every functional on projective-stable Hom is a boundary functional.
The concrete Ext presentation quotient is the coefficient dual of projective-stable Hom.
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The fixed-presentation stable Auslander--Reiten formula in the finite linear-module category.
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Naturality of the stable Auslander--Reiten formula under pullback.