Reflecting recollements

Peter Jorgensen

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Reflecting recollements

Peter Jorgensen

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A recollement describes one triangulated category T as "glued together" from two others, S and U. The definition is not symmetrical in S and U, but this note shows how S and U can be interchanged when T has a Serre functor.

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Peter Jorgensen. 2007-08-30. Reflecting recollements. https://arxiv.org/abs/0708.4173

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