Gorenstein complexes and recollements from cotorsion pairs

By James Gillespie. 2012

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We describe a general correspondence between injective (resp. projective) recollements of triangulated categories and injective (resp. projective) cotorsion pairs. This provides a model category description of these recollement situations. Our applications focus on displaying several recollements that glue together various full subcategories of K(R), the homotopy category of chain complexes of modules over a general ring R. When R is (left) Noetherian ring, these recollements involve complexes built from the Gorenstein injective modules. When R is a (left) coherent ring for which all flat modules have finite projective dimension we obtain the duals. These results extend to a general ring R by replacing the Gorenstein modules with the Gorenstein AC-modules introduced recently in the work of Bravo-Gillespie-Hovey. We also see that in any abelian category with enough injectives, the Gorenstein injective objects enjoy a maximality property in that they contain every other class making up the right half of an injective cotorsion pair.

Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

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In Geometry and Topology

  1. James Gillespie
  2. J. Št’ovíček
  3. Hanno Becker
  4. Daniel Bravo
  5. Mark Hovey
  6. Manuel Saor'in
  7. Jan Trlifaj
  8. B. Shipley

In Mathematical Physics

  1. James Gillespie
  2. J. Št’ovíček
  3. Hanno Becker
  4. Mark Hovey
  5. Daniel Bravo
  6. Manuel Saor'in
  7. Jan Trlifaj
  8. B. Shipley

In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

  1. Hanno Becker
  2. Mark Hovey
  3. Daniel Bravo
  4. James Gillespie
  5. J. Št’ovíček
  6. Manuel Saor'in
  7. Jan Trlifaj
  8. Blas Torrecillas

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