Bourbaki

Exercise 7, § 2

Algebra, X, p. 173

Let CC and C’C’ be two complexes, ss (resp. s’s’) a splitting of CC (resp. C’C’), u:C′→Cu : C' \to C a morphism of complexes. One defines an A-endomorphism σ\sigma of Con (u), graded of degree – 1, by setting

σ(y′,x)=(−s′(y′),s(x)−sus′(y′)) \sigma(y', x) = (-s'(y'), s(x) - sus'(y'))
Now prove that for σ\sigma to be a splitting of Con (u), it is necessary and sufficient that one has H(u)=0H(u) = 0.

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