Descent of shift-compatible functors through shift-orbit categories #
A functor commuting coherently with shifts acts on homogeneous shifted morphisms and hence on their finite-support direct sums. If its target has the trivial shift, summing the target degree components gives a descended functor from the source shift-orbit category. The final section applies this construction to Gabriel orbit push-down.
The image of a homogeneous shifted morphism under a shift-compatible functor.
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The homogeneous action of a shift-compatible linear functor is linear.
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A full and faithful shift-compatible linear functor gives a linear equivalence on every homogeneous shifted Hom module.
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The induced map on shift-orbit Hom modules is a linear equivalence when the original functor is full and faithful.
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The induced linear map on finite-support shift-orbit morphisms.
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The induced map respects finite-support convolution.
A shift-compatible linear functor induces a linear functor between its source and target shift-orbit categories.
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In a trivially shifted category, a degree-indexed shifted morphism is an ordinary morphism.
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Sum all finitely many degree components in a trivially shifted target.
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The augmentation of the shift-orbit category of a trivially shifted linear category, obtained by summing its finite degree support.
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A shift-compatible linear functor to a trivially shifted target descends to the source shift-orbit category.
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The descended functor restricts along the degree-zero inclusion to the original shift-compatible functor.
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The descended functor sends the canonical path from a shifted object to the corresponding commutation isomorphism.
The induced shifts on linear modules are additive.
The induced shifts on linear modules are linear.
Gabriel push-down descended from the shift-orbit category of upstairs linear modules to linear modules on the base orbit category.