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1 Complexes categories
 1.1 Constructing chain and cochain categories

1 Complexes categories

1.1 Constructing chain and cochain categories

1.1-1 IsChainOrCochainComplexCategory
‣ IsChainOrCochainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-categories of the chain or cochain complexes category.

1.1-2 IsBoundedChainOrCochainComplexCategory
‣ IsBoundedChainOrCochainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-categories of the chain or cochain complexes category.

1.1-3 IsChainComplexCategory
‣ IsChainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-categories of the chain complexes category.

1.1-4 IsBoundedChainComplexCategory
‣ IsBoundedChainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-categories of the chain complexes category.

1.1-5 IsCochainComplexCategory
‣ IsCochainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-category of the cochain complexes category.

1.1-6 IsBoundedCochainComplexCategory
‣ IsBoundedCochainComplexCategory( arg )( filter )

Returns: true or false

Gap-category of the cochain complexes category.

1.1-7 ChainComplexCategory
‣ ChainComplexCategory( A )( attribute )

Returns: a CAP category

Creates the chain complex category \(\mathrm{Ch}_\bullet(A)\) an additive category \(A\). If you want to contruct the category without finalizing it so that you can add your own methods, you can run the command \(\texttt{ChainComplexCategory(A : FinalizeCategory := false )}\).

1.1-8 CochainComplexCategory
‣ CochainComplexCategory( A )( attribute )

Returns: a CAP category

Creates the cochain complex category \(\mathrm{Ch}^\bullet(A)\) an additive category \(A\). If you want to contruct the category without finalizing it so that you can add your own methods, you can run the command \(\texttt{CochainComplexCategory(A : FinalizeCategory := false )}\).

1.1-9 UnderlyingCategory
‣ UnderlyingCategory( B )( attribute )

Returns: a CAP category

The input is a chain or cochain complex category \(B=C(A)\) constructed by one of the previous commands. The outout is \(A\)

1.1-10 FullSubcategoryGeneratedByComplexesConcentratedInDegree
‣ FullSubcategoryGeneratedByComplexesConcentratedInDegree( B, n )( operation )

Returns: a CAP category

The input is a chain or cochain complex category \(B=C(A)\) and an integer \(n\). The outout is the additive full subcategory generated by complexes concentrated in degree \(n\).

1.1-11 AddIsNullHomotopic
‣ AddIsNullHomotopic( Com(A), F )( operation )

Returns: true or false

The input is chain (or cochain category) \(Com(A)\) of some additive category \(A\) and a function \(F\). This operation adds the given function \(F\) to the category \(Com(A)\) for the basic operation IsNullHomotopic. So, \(F\) should be a function whose input is a chain or cochain morphism \(\phi\in Com(A)\) and output is true if \(\phi\) is null-homotopic and false otherwise.

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