2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jalgebra.2011.03.002
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A generalization of Gabrielʼs Galois covering functors and derived equivalences

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“…Here we modified the definition of degree-preserving functors in order to include the functor H (and hence the functors ω ′ B for all G-graded categories B, see Definition 8.7) in Proposition 6.4 below because H is not degree-preserving in the sense of [1] in general (see [1,Remark 5.9] and Remark 8.9). …”
Section: The 2-category G-grcatmentioning
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“…Here we modified the definition of degree-preserving functors in order to include the functor H (and hence the functors ω ′ B for all G-graded categories B, see Definition 8.7) in Proposition 6.4 below because H is not degree-preserving in the sense of [1] in general (see [1,Remark 5.9] and Remark 8.9). …”
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“…Let (F, φ) : C → B be a G-invariant functor and x, y ∈ C. Then we define homomorphisms F (1) x,y := (F, φ) (1) x,y and F (2) x,y := (F, φ) (2) x,y of k-modules as follows.…”
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