Degree-one Ext from a short injective presentation #
For a short exact sequence 0 ⟶ T ⟶ I ⟶ C ⟶ 0 with injective
middle term, this file identifies Ext¹(Y,T) with the quotient of
Hom(Y,C) by maps which lift through I. The equivalence is also proved
natural under pullback in Y.
This generic routine is adapted from the clean equidistribution formalization. It has no OP-specific dependency.
The connecting map of a short exact sequence, as a linear map.
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Postcomposition with the second map of a short complex.
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The presentation coboundaries.
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Exactness identifies presentation coboundaries with the kernel of the connecting map.
If X ⟶ I is essential, a simple map to its cokernel must vanish as
soon as the corresponding degree-one Ext group is trivial. Exactness first
lifts the map to I; essentiality then forces every such simple map to die
under the cokernel projection.
If there are no nonzero maps from Y to the middle term, the connecting
map is injective. This is the exact left-hand fragment of the long exact
Hom--Ext sequence, packaged for later use without choosing an injective
presentation.
Vanishing of degree-one extensions into the middle term makes the connecting map surjective.
Injectivity of the middle term makes the connecting map surjective.
A short injective presentation computes degree-one Ext.
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Precomposition descends to the presentation quotient.
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Pullback on degree-one Ext.
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The connecting map commutes with precomposition.
The quotient description is natural under pullback.