Left derived functors #
In this file, given a functor F : C ⥤ H, and L : C ⥤ D that is a
localization functor for W : MorphismProperty C, we define
F.totalLeftDerived L W : D ⥤ H as the right Kan extension of F
along L: it is defined if the type class F.HasLeftDerivedFunctor W
asserting the existence of a right Kan extension is satisfied.
(The name totalLeftDerived is to avoid name-collision with
Functor.leftDerived which are the left derived functors in
the context of abelian categories.)
Given LF : D ⥤ H and α : L ⋙ RF ⟶ F, we also introduce a type class
F.IsLeftDerivedFunctor α W saying that α is a right Kan extension of F
along the localization functor L.
(This file was obtained by dualizing the results in the file
Mathlib.CategoryTheory.Functor.Derived.RightDerived.)
References #
- https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/derived+functor
A functor LF : D ⥤ H is a left derived functor of F : C ⥤ H
if it is equipped with a natural transformation α : L ⋙ LF ⟶ F
which makes it a right Kan extension of F along L,
where L : C ⥤ D is a localization functor for W : MorphismProperty C.
- isRightKanExtension : LF.IsRightKanExtension α
Instances
Constructor for natural transformations to a left derived functor.
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The natural transformation LF' ⟶ LF on left derived functors that is
induced by a natural transformation F' ⟶ F.
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The natural isomorphism LF' ≅ LF on left derived functors that is
induced by a natural isomorphism F' ≅ F.
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Uniqueness (up to a natural isomorphism) of the left derived functor.
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A functor F : C ⥤ H has a left derived functor with respect to
W : MorphismProperty C if it has a right Kan extension along
W.Q : C ⥤ W.Localization (or any localization functor L : C ⥤ D
for W, see hasLeftDerivedFunctor_iff).
- hasRightKanExtension' : W.Q.HasRightKanExtension F
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Given a functor F : C ⥤ H, and a localization functor L : D ⥤ H for W,
this is the left derived functor D ⥤ H of F, i.e. the right Kan extension
of F along L.
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The canonical natural transformation L ⋙ F.totalLeftDerived L W ⟶ F.