Shifts on object-deletion quotients #
If a coherent shift preserves the set of deleted objects, every shift functor
preserves the deletion ideal. It therefore descends to the raw Hom-ideal
quotient. The induced shift on that quotient preserves the full subcategory
of surviving objects and hence restricts to the manuscript's category
C/(S).
The construction is stated for an arbitrary additive group of shifts. The
covering application takes the shifts indexed by Additive Γ, where the set
already deleted at an intermediate stage is a union of Γ-orbits.
A deleted object set is shift-invariant when membership is unchanged by every shift functor. For a group of shifts, either implication would suffice; the biconditional is the useful interface for both deleted and surviving objects.
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Shift first and then apply the raw deletion quotient.
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Shift-invariance of the deleted objects makes every shifted raw quotient functor kill the deletion ideal.
The shift functor descended to the raw Hom-ideal quotient.
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The raw quotient functor intertwines the ambient and descended shifts. This is definitionally the quotient-lift triangle.
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The coherent shift induced on the raw Hom-ideal quotient.
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The raw quotient functor commutes coherently with the induced shifts.
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Surviving raw quotient objects are stable under the induced shift.
The coherent shift on the manuscript's deletion category C/(S).
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The inclusion of surviving quotient objects into the raw quotient commutes with the induced shifts.
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Every shift functor on the deletion category remains additive.
Every shift functor on the deletion category remains linear.