Partial Serre duality and cocompact objects
Steffen Oppermann, Chrysostomos Psaroudakis, Torkil Stai

TL;DR
This paper introduces partial Serre duality linking compact and 0-cocompact objects in triangulated categories, revealing new dualities and explicit functors, and demonstrating their prevalence in homotopy categories.
Contribution
It develops the concept of partial Serre duality, connecting compact and 0-cocompact objects, and constructs explicit functors, expanding the understanding of dualities in triangulated categories.
Findings
Partial Serre duality links compact and 0-cocompact objects.
Explicit partial Serre functors are constructed for homotopy categories.
The hierarchy of dualities includes non-degenerate composition as a weaker form.
Abstract
A successful theme in the development of triangulated categories has been the study of compact objects. A weak dual notion called 0-cocompact objects was introduced in arXiv:1801.07995, motivated by the fact that sets of such objects cogenerate co-t-structures, dual to the t-structures generated by sets of compact objects. In the present paper, we show that the notion of 0-cocompact objects also appears naturally in the presence of certain dualities. We introduce "partial Serre duality", which is shown to link compact to 0-cocompact objects. We show that partial Serre duality gives rise to an Auslander--Reiten theory, which in turn implies a weaker notion of duality which we call "non-degenerate composition", and throughout this entire hierarchy of dualities the objects involved are 0-(co)compact. Furthermore, we produce explicit partial Serre functors for multiple flavors of…
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