Pointwise right derived functors #
We define the pointwise right derived functors using the notion of pointwise left Kan extensions.
We show that if F : C ⥤ H inverts W : MorphismProperty C,
then it has a pointwise right derived functor.
Given F : C ⥤ H, W : MorphismProperty C and X : C, we say that F has a
pointwise right derived functor at X if F has a left Kan extension
at L.obj X for any localization functor L : C ⥤ D for W. In the
definition, this is stated for L := W.Q, see hasPointwiseRightDerivedFunctorAt_iff
for the more general equivalence.
- hasColimit' : W.Q.HasPointwiseLeftKanExtensionAt F (W.Q.obj X)
Use the more general
hasColimitlemma instead, see alsohasPointwiseRightDerivedFunctorAt_iff
Instances
A functor F : C ⥤ H has a pointwise right derived functor with respect to
W : MorphismProperty C if it has a pointwise right derived functor at X
for any X : C.
Equations
- F.HasPointwiseRightDerivedFunctor W = ∀ (X : C), F.HasPointwiseRightDerivedFunctorAt W X
Instances For
A right derived functor is a pointwise right derived functor when there exists a pointwise right derived functor.
Equations
Instances For
If L : C ⥤ D is a localization functor for W and e : F ≅ L ⋙ G is an isomorphism,
then e.hom makes G a pointwise left Kan extension of F along L at L.obj Y
for any Y : C.
Equations
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Instances For
If L is a localization functor for W and e : F ≅ L ⋙ G is an isomorphism,
then e.hom makes G a poinwise left Kan extension of F along L.
Equations
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Instances For
Let L : C ⥤ D be a localization functor for W, if an extension E
of F : C ⥤ H along L is such that the natural transformation
E.hom : F ⟶ L ⋙ E.right is an isomorphism, then E is a pointwise
left Kan extension.