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Mathlib.Algebra.Homology.Localization

The category of homological complexes up to quasi-isomorphisms

Given a category C with homology and any complex shape c, we define the category HomologicalComplexUpToQuasiIso C c which is the localized category of HomologicalComplex C c with respect to quasi-isomorphisms. When C is abelian, this will be the derived category of C in the particular case of the complex shape ComplexShape.up.

Under suitable assumptions on c (e.g. chain complexes, or cochain complexes indexed by ), we shall show that HomologicalComplexUpToQuasiIso C c is also the localized category of HomotopyCategory C c with respect to the class of quasi-isomorphisms.

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The category of homological complexes up to quasi-isomorphisms.

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The condition on a complex shape c saying that homotopic maps become equal in the localized category with respect to quasi-isomorphisms.

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    The homology functor on HomologicalComplexUpToQuasiIso C c is induced by the homology functor on HomotopyCategory C c.

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    The category HomologicalComplexUpToQuasiIso C c which was defined as a localization of HomologicalComplex C c with respect to quasi-isomorphisms also identify to a localization of the homotopy category with respect ot quasi-isomorphisms.

    The homotopy category satisfies the universal property of the localized category with respect to homotopy equivalences.

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    The localizer morphism which expresses that F.mapHomologicalComplex c preserves quasi-isomorphisms.

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