Derived adjunction #
Assume that functors G : C₁ ⥤ C₂
and F : C₂ ⥤ C₁
are part of an
adjunction adj : G ⊣ F
, that we have localization
functors L₁ : C₁ ⥤ D₁
and L₂ : C₂ ⥤ D₂
with respect to
classes of morphisms W₁
and W₂
, and that G
admits
a left derived functor G' : D₁ ⥤ D₂
and F
a right derived
functor F' : D₂ ⥤ D₁
. We show that there is an adjunction
G' ⊣ F'
under the additional assumption that F'
and G'
are absolute derived functors, i.e. they remain derived
functors after the post-composition with any functor
(we actually only need to know that G' ⋙ F'
is the
left derived functor of G ⋙ L₂ ⋙ F'
and
that F' ⋙ G'
is the right derived functor of F ⋙ L₁ ⋙ G'
).
References #
Auxiliary definition for Adjunction.derived
.
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The unit of the derived adjunction, see Adjunction.derived
.
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The counit of the derived adjunction, see Adjunction.derived
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An adjunction between functors induces an adjunction between the corresponding left/right derived functors, when these derived functors are absolute, i.e. they remain derived functors after the post-composition with any functor.
(One actually only needs that G' ⋙ F'
is the left derived functor of
G ⋙ L₂ ⋙ F'
and that F' ⋙ G'
is the right derived functor of
F ⋙ L₁ ⋙ G'
).