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Lemma 64.6.2. An object E of D(\mathcal{A}) is contained in D^+(\mathcal{A}) if and only if H^ i(E) =0 for all i \ll 0. Similar statements hold for D^- and D^ b.

Proof. Hint: use truncation functors. See Derived Categories, Lemma 13.11.5. \square


Comments (2)

Comment #2168 by Alex on

I think this was probably meant to link to Lemma 13.11.5 05RV rather than 13.11.6

Comment #2197 by on

OK, you are right. But of course the discussion in this section is lacking and one has to read a lot more about triangulated categories to correctly parse these statements... Fixed here.

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