Ideal approximation theory
Ideal approximation theory
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DOI:
10.1016/j.aim.2013.05.020
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发表时间:
2013-09
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1.7
通讯作者:
X. Fu;P. A. G. Asensio;I. Herzog;B. Torrecillas
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作者:
X. Fu;P. A. G. Asensio;I. Herzog;B. Torrecillas
Let (A; E) be an exact category and F⊆ Ext a subfunctor. A morphism φ in A is an F-phantom if the pullback of an E-conflation along φ is a conflation in F. If the exact category (A; E) has enough injective objects and projective morphisms, it is proved that an ideal I of A is special precovering if and only if there is a subfunctor F⊆ Ext with enough injective morphisms such that I is the ideal of F-phantom morphisms. A crucial step in the proof is a generalization of Salce’s Lemma for ideal cotorsion pairs: if I is a special precovering ideal, then the ideal cotorsion pair (I, I⊥) generated by I in (A; E) is complete. This theorem is used to verify:(1) that the ideal cotorsion pair cogenerated by the pure-injective modules of R-Mod is complete;(2) that the ideal cotorsion pair cogenerated by the contractible complexes in the category of complexes Ch (R-Mod) is complete; and, using Auslander and Reiten’s theory of almost split sequences,(3) that the ideal cotorsion pair cogenerated by the Jacobson radical Jac (Λ-mod) of the category Λ-mod of finitely generated representations of an Artin algebra is complete.