Acyclic object explained

F:l{C}\tol{D}

,

an acyclic object with respect to

F

, or simply an

F

-acyclic object, is an object

A

in

l{C}

such that

{\rmR}iF(A)=0

for all

i>0

,

where

{\rmR}iF

are the right derived functors of

F

.[1]

Notes and References

  1. Book: Caenepeel, Stefaan . Brauer groups, Hopf algebras and Galois theory . 0898.16001 . Monographs in Mathematics . 4 . Dordrecht . Kluwer Academic Publishers . 1998 . 1-4020-0346-3 . 454 .