The derivator of a dg-category

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Main Authors: Genovese, Francesco, Sava, Chiara, Šťovíček, Jan
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author Genovese, Francesco
Sava, Chiara
Šťovíček, Jan
author_facet Genovese, Francesco
Sava, Chiara
Šťovíček, Jan
contents In this work, we construct the stable derivator associated to a homotopically complete and cocomplete dg-category by explicitly defining homotopy Kan extensions via suitable weighted homotopy limits and colimits in dg-categories. By restricting the domain of the derivator to finite direct categories, we obtain a well-defined derivator even for pretriangulated dg-categories. This definition enables an explicit description of the derivator associated to a weakly idempotent complete Frobenius exact category, leading to a more direct characterization in terms of Gorenstein projective (equivalently, Gorenstein injective) diagrams.
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spellingShingle The derivator of a dg-category
Genovese, Francesco
Sava, Chiara
Šťovíček, Jan
Category Theory
Representation Theory
Primary: 18G35, 18N40, Secondary: 18G05, 18G80, 16G20
In this work, we construct the stable derivator associated to a homotopically complete and cocomplete dg-category by explicitly defining homotopy Kan extensions via suitable weighted homotopy limits and colimits in dg-categories. By restricting the domain of the derivator to finite direct categories, we obtain a well-defined derivator even for pretriangulated dg-categories. This definition enables an explicit description of the derivator associated to a weakly idempotent complete Frobenius exact category, leading to a more direct characterization in terms of Gorenstein projective (equivalently, Gorenstein injective) diagrams.
title The derivator of a dg-category
topic Category Theory
Representation Theory
Primary: 18G35, 18N40, Secondary: 18G05, 18G80, 16G20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.02612