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Homological Functor HΜƒ n: Comp(π’œ) ⟢ Ab Where π’œ Is an Abelian Category and 𝓃 Is an Integer in β„€

Received: 10 October 2025     Accepted: 27 October 2025     Published: 6 December 2025
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The study of the homological functor has been carried out in particular cases of abelian categories, notably in the category of left A-modules (resp. right A-modules) and Categories of graded A-modules where A is a ring. We call category of complexes of an abelian category π’œ the category denoted by Comp(π’œ) whose objects are the complexe sequence of π’œ and morphisms are the chain maps of π’œ. In this paper, we consider the functor HΜƒn define by the composition of functors Hn ∘ HomComp(π’œ)(X,-), where HomComp(π’œ)(X,-) is define by Comp(π’œ) β†’ Comp(Ab), the functor Hn is define by Comp(Ab) β†’ Ab and X is a projective object of π’œ. In this article, we study how the homological functor HΜƒn define by Comp(π’œ) ⟢ Ab where π’œ is an abelian category and 𝓃 is an integer in β„€ transforms a short exact sequence into a long exact sequence. The main results of this paper are: the construction of the connecting morphism Ο•n associated to the covariant functor HΜƒn, and show that HΜƒn transforms all short exact sequence of morphisms in Comp(π’œ) into a long exact sequence of morphisms in Ab, where X is an projectif object in π’œ and π’œ is an abelian category.

Published in American Journal of Applied Mathematics (Volume 13, Issue 6)
DOI 10.11648/j.ajam.20251306.13
Page(s) 412-418
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Abelian Category, Homological Functor, Category of Abelian Groups

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