Fullness of a representable functor from finite additive presentations #
This file isolates the elementary categorical core of a minimal-realization
argument. If every object has a two-term presentation by objects in add(G),
the displayed map is surjective on maps out of G, and the second arrow has
the weak-cokernel factorization property, then a faithful Hom(G,-) is full.
The theorem separates the routine Yoneda lifting from the genuinely homological task of constructing these presentations in a strict tau-category.
A two-term presentation of X by objects in add(G), with exactly the
two exactness properties detected by Hom(G,-).
- P₁ : C
- P₀ : C
- P₀_mem : finiteAddClosure G self.P₀
- p : self.P₀ ⟶ X
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An object already in add(G) has the tautological presentation.
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Transport a finite additive presentation across an isomorphism of target objects.
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Replace the generator of a finite additive presentation by an isomorphic one.
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Generator lifting extends from G to every object of add(G).
Under faithfulness of Hom(G,-), the displayed cover in any finite
additive generator presentation is an epimorphism.
Binary biproducts of finite additive generator presentations.
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A finite biproduct of objects carrying finite additive generator presentations again carries such a presentation.
Splice presentations through a weak-cokernel pair. This is the formal horseshoe step used by the right-tau-mesh induction.
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A faithful representable functor is full once every object has a finite
add(G) presentation of the displayed exact form.