
TL;DR
This paper constructs universal (co)homology theories within categories, using representability of functors in R-linear abelian categories of motivic type, unifying various homological concepts.
Contribution
It introduces a universal framework for (co)homology theories applicable to any category, generalizing existing concepts through representability and motivic categories.
Findings
Universal (co)homologies are obtained via functor representability.
Universal homology on a point yields hieratic R-modules.
Grothendieck $oundary$-functors are recovered as additive relative homologies.
Abstract
We furnish any category of a universal (co)homology theory. Universal (co)homologies and universal relative (co)homologies are obtained by showing representability of certain functors and take values in -linear abelian categories of motivic nature, where is any commutative unitary ring. Universal homology theory on the one point category yields "hieratic" -modules, i.e. the indization of Freyd's free abelian category on . Grothendieck -functors and satellite functors are recovered as certain additive relative homologies on an abelian category for which we also show the existence of universal ones.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
