Degree-one Ext from a short projective presentation #
For a short exact sequence 0 ⟶ K ⟶ P ⟶ X ⟶ 0 with projective
middle term, this file identifies Ext¹(X,Y) with the quotient of
Hom(K,Y) by maps which extend across P. The equivalence is also proved
natural under postcomposition in Y.
The connecting map of a short exact sequence, as a linear map.
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Precomposition with the first 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.
Vanishing of degree-one extensions out of the middle term makes the connecting map surjective.
Projectivity of the middle term makes the connecting map surjective.
A short projective presentation computes degree-one Ext.
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Postcomposition descends to the presentation quotient.
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Pushforward on degree-one Ext.
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The connecting map commutes with postcomposition.
The quotient description is natural under pushforward.
The presentation quotient maps canonically onto projective-stable Hom: every presentation coboundary factors through the projective middle term.
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The canonical map from the presentation quotient onto stable Hom is surjective.
The presentation-to-stable quotient is natural under postcomposition.
The canonical quotient from Ext¹(S.X₃,Y) onto
projective-stable Hom(S.X₁,Y).
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The canonical map from degree-one Ext onto stable Hom is surjective.
The quotient from degree-one Ext to stable Hom is natural under postcomposition.