Bourbaki

Exercise 3, § 4

Algebra, X, p. 185

Assume that the ring A is commutative. Let l be a finite set and (C(i),d(i))i∈I(C^{(i)}, d^{(i)})_{i \in I} a family of complexes of A-modules. (a) The tensor product ⊗C(i)\otimes C^{(i)} is provided with its grading of type Zl\mathbf{Z}^l and with the A-endomorphisms

di=⨂j∈Idi(j)withdi(j)=1C(j)forj≠ianddi(i)=d(i). d_i = \bigotimes_{j \in I} d_i^{(j)} \quad \text{with} \quad d_i^{(j)} = 1_{C^{(j)}} \quad \text{for} \quad j \neq i \quad \text{and} \quad d_i^{(i)} = d^{(i)} .
Now prove that one thus obtains an I-precomplex (X, exercise 13, p. 174); the associated I-complex is called the l-complex tensor product of the complexes C^{(i)}. The complex associated with this I-complex is called the tensor product complex of the C^{(i)}. (b) Now prove that the choice of a total order on I allows one to define an isomorphism of the tensor product complex of the C^{(i)} onto the complex defined in X, p. 64.

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