Applications of the defect of a finitely presented functor

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Abstract: For an abelian category mathcalA, the defect sequence 0longrightarrow F_0longrightarrow Foverset{varphi}{longrightarrow} �ig(w(F),hspace{0.05cm}underline{ }hspace{0.1cm} �ig)longrightarrow F_1longrightarrow 0 of a finitely presented functor is used to establish the CoYoneda Lemma. An application of this result is the extsffp-dual formula which states that for any covariant finitely presented functor F, . The defect sequence is shown to be isomorphic to both the double dual sequence 0longrightarrow extsf{Ext}^1( extsf{Tr} F, extsf{Hom})longrightarrow Flongrightarrow F^{**}longrightarrow extsf{Ext}^2( extsf{Tr} F, extsf{Hom})longrightarrow 0 and the injective stabilization sequence 0longrightarrow overline{F}longrightarrow Flongrightarrow R^0Flongrightarrow ilde Flongrightarrow 0 establishing the extsffp-injective stabilization formula overlineFcongextsfExt1(extsfTrF,extsfHom) for any finitely presented functor F. The injectives of extsffp(extsfMod(R),extsfAb) are used to compute the left derived functors Lk(hspace0.05cmunderlinehspace0.1cm). These functors are shown to detect certain short exact sequences.









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