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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