Two kinds of derived categories, Koszul duality, and comodule-contramodule correspondence
Leonid Positselski

TL;DR
This paper explores advanced derived categories related to DG-modules, comodules, and contramodules, establishing equivalences and dualities, including Koszul duality and comodule-contramodule correspondence, with applications to $A_$-structures and model categories.
Contribution
It introduces new equivalences between derived categories of DG-structures and extends Koszul duality to nonhomogeneous and triality cases, enriching the theoretical framework.
Findings
Established the comodule-contramodule correspondence.
Derived nonhomogeneous Koszul duality and triality results.
Described various model category structures for DG- and CDG-structures.
Abstract
This paper can be thought of as an extended introduction to arXiv:0708.3398; nevertheless, most of its results are not covered by loc. cit. We consider the derived categories of DG-modules, DG-comodules, and DG-contramodules, the coderived and contraderived categories of CDG-modules, the coderived categories of CDG-comodules, and the contraderived categories of CDG-contramodules. The equivalence between the latter two categories (the comodule-contramodule correspondence) is established. Nonhomogeneous Koszul duality or "triality" (an equivalence between exotic derived categories corresponding to Koszul dual (C)DG-algebra and CDG-coalgebra) is obtained in the conilpotent and nonconilpotent versions. Various -structures are considered, and a number of model category structures are described. Homogeneous Koszul duality and - duality are discussed in the appendices.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra
