The pullback of a shift by a monoid morphism #
Given a shift by a monoid B on a category C and a monoid morphism φ : A →+ B,
we define a shift by A on a category PullbackShift C φ which is a type synonym for C.
If F : C ⥤ D is a functor between categories equipped with shifts by B, we define
a type synonym PullbackShift.functor F φ for F. When F has a CommShift structure
by B, we define a pulled back CommShift structure by A on PullbackShift.functor F φ.
Similarly, if τ is a natural transformation between functors F,G : C ⥤ D, we define
a type synonym
PullbackShift.natTrans τ φ : PullbackShift.functor F φ ⟶ PullbackShift.functor G φ.
When τ has a CommShift structure by B (i.e. is compatible with CommShift structures
on F and G), we define a pulled back CommShift structure by A on
PullbackShift.natTrans τ φ.
Finally, if we have an adjunction F ⊣ G (with G : D ⥤ C), we define a type synonym
PullbackShift.adjunction adj φ : PullbackShift.functor F φ ⊣ PullbackShift.functor G φ
and we show that, if adj compatible with CommShift structures
on F and G, then PullbackShift.adjunction adj φ iis also compatible with the pulled back
CommShift structures.
The category PullbackShift C φ is equipped with a shift such that for all a,
the shift functor by a is shiftFunctor C (φ a).
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- CategoryTheory.PullbackShift C x✝ = C
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The shift on PullbackShift C φ is obtained by precomposing the shift on C with
the monoidal functor Discrete.addMonoidalFunctor φ : Discrete A ⥤ Discrete B.
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- CategoryTheory.instHasShiftPullbackShift C φ = { shift := (CategoryTheory.Discrete.addMonoidalFunctor φ).comp (CategoryTheory.shiftMonoidalFunctor C B), shiftMonoidal := inferInstance }
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When b = φ a, this is the canonical
isomorphism shiftFunctor (PullbackShift C φ) a ≅ shiftFunctor C b.
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- CategoryTheory.pullbackShiftIso C φ a b h = CategoryTheory.eqToIso ⋯
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The functor F, seen as a functor from PullbackShift C φ to PullbackShift D φ.
Then a CommShift B instance on F will define a CommShift A instance on
PullbackShift.functor F φ, and we won't have to juggle with two CommShift instances
on F.
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The natural transformation τ, seen as a natural transformation from PullbackShift.functor F φ
to PullbackShift.functor G φ. Then a CommShift B instance on τ will define a CommShift A
instance on PullbackShift.natTrans τ φ, and we won't have to juggle with two CommShift
instances on τ.
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If F : C ⥤ D commutes with the shifts on C and D, then PullbackShift.functor F φ
commutes with their pullbacks by an additive map φ.
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The natural isomorphism between the identity of PullbackShift C φ and the
pullback of the identity of C.
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This expresses the compatibility between two CommShift structures by A on (synonyms of)
𝟭 C: the canonical CommShift structure on 𝟭 (PullbackShift C φ), and the CommShift
structure on PullbackShift.functor (𝟭 C) φ (i.e the pullback of the canonical CommShift
structure on 𝟭 C).
The natural isomorphism between the pullback of F ⋙ G and the
composition of the pullbacks of F and G.
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The adjunction adj, seen as an adjunction between PullbackShift.functor F φ
and PullbackShift.functor G φ.
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If an adjunction F ⊣ G is compatible with CommShift structures on F and G, then
it is also compatible with the pulled back CommShift structures by an additive map
φ : B →+ A.