Tilting equivalences for Grothendieck categories (Q5925812)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1566981
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    Tilting equivalences for Grothendieck categories
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1566981

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      Tilting equivalences for Grothendieck categories (English)
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      20 February 2001
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      Let \({\mathcal C}_1, {\mathcal C}_2\) be Grothendieck categories endowed with torsion theories \(({\mathcal T}_1, {\mathcal F}_1)\) \(({\mathcal T}_2, {\mathcal F}_2)\), respectively. If every object of \({\mathcal C}_1\) is a subobject of a torsion object and dually every object of \({\mathcal C}_2\) is a quotient object of a torsion free object, then for a pair of adjoint functors \(F:{\mathcal C}_1 \leftrightarrows {\mathcal C}_2:G\) which induces an equivalence between categories of torsion and torsion free objects in \({\mathcal C}_1\) and \({\mathcal C}_2\) respectively, \({\mathcal T}_1\) is the kernel of the first right derived functor of \(F\) and all other derived functors of \(F\) are \(0\). Moreover, it is possible to define a left derived functor of \(G\), even in the case when the considered categories have not enough projectives. Consequently, the author is able to give a wide generalization of the Brenner-Butler tilting theorem. The author dicusses also applications to rings with local units.
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      Grothendieck categories
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      torsion theories
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      equivalence between categories
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      Brenner-Butler tilting theorem
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      rings with local units
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