Koszul duality for non-graded derived categories
Ales Bouhada, Min Huang, Shiping Liu

TL;DR
This paper extends Koszul duality to non-graded derived categories of modules over dual Koszul algebras defined by locally bounded quivers, generalizing previous results and establishing new equivalences.
Contribution
It generalizes Koszul duality to non-graded derived categories for locally bounded quivers, extending prior graded results and formalizing functor extension methods.
Findings
Establishes an equivalence of triangulated subcategories of doubly unbounded complexes.
Extends Koszul duality to bounded derived categories of finitely supported modules.
Provides conditions under which duality restricts to finite-dimensional modules.
Abstract
We are concerned with relating derived categories of all modules of two dual Koszul algebras defined by a locally bounded quiver. We first generalize the well known Acyclic Assembly Lemma and formalize an old method of extending a functor from an additive category into a complex category to its complex category. Applying this to the Koszul functor associated with a Koszul algebra defined by a gradable quiver, we obtain a Koszul complex functor, that descends to an equivalence of a continuous family of pairs of triangulated subcategories of doubly unbounded complexes of the respective derived categories of all modules of the Koszul algebra and its Koszul dual. Under this special setting, this extends Beilinson, Ginzburg and Soegel's Koszul duality. In case the Koszul algebra is right or left locally bounded and its Koszul dual is left or right locally bounded respectively (for instance,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
