2020
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2012.03258
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Recollements of extriangulated categories

Abstract: We give a simultaneous generalization of recollements of abelian categories and triangulated categories, which we call recollements of extriangulated categories. For a recollement (A, B, C) of extriangulated categories, we show that cotorsion pairs in A and C induce cotorsion pairs in B under certain conditions. As an application, our main result recovers a result given by Chen for recollements of triangulated categories, and it also shows a new phenomena when it is applied to abelian categories.

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“…Definition 2.4. [WWZ,Definition 2.8] A morphism f in C is called compatible, if "f is both an inflation and a deflation" implies that f is an isomorphism.…”
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“…Definition 2.4. [WWZ,Definition 2.8] A morphism f in C is called compatible, if "f is both an inflation and a deflation" implies that f is an isomorphism.…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
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“…Definition 2.8. [WWZ,Definition 2.13] Let (A, E A , s A ) and (B, E B , s B ) be extriangulated categories. We say an additive covariant functor F : A → B is an exact functor if the following conditions hold.…”
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“…A fundamental example of a recollement of abelian categories appeared in the construction of perverse sheaves by MacPherson and Vilonen [21]. A recollement of triangulated (or, abelian, extriangulated) categories, see the references [2,21,35], is a diagram of functors between triangulated (or, abelian, extriangulated) categories of the following shape (1.1), which satisfies some assumptions.…”
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