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Higher orthogonality and truncation in canonical pretriangulated quotients
Canonical ideal quotients of extriangulated categories admit natural one-sided triangulated or pretriangulated structures. A fundamental question is whether these quotient structures still retain enough information to recover higher orthogonality properties of the subcategory being factored out. We
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