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Recollement for differential graded algebras (English)
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4 August 2006
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A recollement, as defined by Beilinson, Bernstein and Deligne, describes a triangulated category as being glued together from a triangulated `subcategory' and a triangulated `quotient category'. Using Rickard's Morita theory for derived categories, a necessary and sufficient criterion for the derived category of a ring to admit a recollement by derived categories of rings has been given by the reviewer [\textit{S. König}, J. Pure Appl. Algebra 73, 211--232 (1991; Zbl 0760.16003)], in terms of conditions on tilting objects and perpendicular categories. The article under review extends this criterion to derived categories of differential graded algebras. Using the technology available in this context, the proof is shorter and more natural than in the special case of rings.
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triangulated category
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recollement
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differential graded category
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derived category
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Keller's theorem
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Morita theory
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