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2024-04-10 |
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Remove canonicity
Thanks to ZL
https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/08TB#comment-8295
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2017-04-13 |
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Fix typo in derived
Thanks to anonymous
http://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/070M#comment-2463
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changed the label to lemma-difficulty-K-injectives
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2015-07-13 |
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K = Rlim truncations iff I = lim I_n
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changed the statement and the proof
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2015-07-13 |
5512d4d |
K = Rlim truncations iff I = lim I_n
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2013-05-14 |
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Lemmas about completion
Does the second lemma also hold if I is not finitely generated?
Please email if you know.
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2013-05-14 |
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Fix confusion about RF commuting with derived limits
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assigned tag 070M
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2011-08-10 |
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Tags: Added new tags
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created statement with label remark-difficulty-K-injectives in derived.tex
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2011-08-10 |
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Producing K-injective resolutions
Suppose you admit the existence of K-injective resolutions in
the category of O-modules on a site. Next, suppose you have a
morphism f of ringed sites and a complex K^* on the source of f
whose cohomology sheaves are each acyclic for f_*. Then it
doesn't seem clear to me that R^if_*K^* is just the pushforward
of the ith cohomology sheaf of K^*. In fact I would bet this is
wrong in general. (Any example or counter argument welcome.)
To see what happens we add a lemma that tells you explicitly how
to compute a K-injective resolution of a complex where now we
assume that each of the cohomology sheaves has bounded
cohomological dimension on sufficiently many objects of the
site.
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