The homotopy fiber of a morphism of homological complexes #
In this file, we construct the homotopy fiber of a morphism φ : F ⟶ G
between homological complexes. Moreover, we dualise the definition
of the cylinder (which is a particular case of a homotopy cofiber)
in order to define the path object of a homological complex.
A morphism of homological complexes φ : F ⟶ G has a homotopy fiber if for all
indices i and j such that c.Rel i j, the binary biproduct F.X i ⊞ G.X j exists.
- hasBinaryBiproduct (i j : α) (hij : c.Rel i j) : CategoryTheory.Limits.HasBinaryBiproduct (G.X i) (F.X j)
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The homotopy fiber of a morphism between homological complexes.
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The property that a homological complex K has a path object,
i.e. that the morphism K ⟶ K ⊞ K induced by 𝟙 K and -𝟙 K
has a homotopy fiber.
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The path object of a homological complex is defined here by dualizing
the cylinder object of K.op.
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- K.pathObject = (HomologicalComplex.unopFunctor C c.symm).obj (Opposite.op K.op.cylinder)
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The first projection K.pathObject ⟶ K.
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The second projection K.pathObject ⟶ K.
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The inclusion K ⟶ K.pathObject.
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The homotopy between π₀ K ≫ ι K and 𝟙 K.pathObject.
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The homotopy equivalence between K and K.pathObject.
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The homotopy between pathObject.ι₀ K and pathObject.ι₁ K.
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The morphism F ⟶ K.pathObject that is induced by two morphisms φ₀ φ₁ : F ⟶ K
and a homotopy h : Homotopy φ₀ φ₁.
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