Cohomological boundedness from a finite affine cover #
The generic finite-cover boundedness theorem is applied to a compact scheme using affine vanishing and affine intersections.
The compact distinguished-open basis lying below one fixed affine open of a scheme.
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The target affine open belongs to its own distinguished-open basis as D(1).
Quasi-coherent module sheaves on an affine spectrum are Cech-acyclic on its distinguished open basis.
The underlying abelian sheaf of a quasi-coherent module is Cech-acyclic on the local distinguished-open basis below an affine open.
Positive local cohomology of a quasi-coherent module vanishes on an affine open. The
cohomology group here is the actual ambient Sheaf.H', not cohomology of an unrelated sheaf on
an abstract affine model.
If every member of a finite list of opens is affine and the diagonal is affine, then a quasi-coherent module is acyclic on every nonempty intersection generated by the list.
A fixed nonempty finite affine cover used to state an explicit cohomological bound. The empty affine open is prepended so the list remains nonempty even for the empty scheme.
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The chosen finite list really covers the scheme.
Every member of the chosen finite cover is affine.
The explicit finite-affine-cover bound.
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Cohomology of a quasi-coherent module vanishes strictly above the explicit finite affine cover bound. Only quasi-compactness and an affine diagonal are used.
Coherent sheaves inherit the same explicit finite-affine-cover bound.
Add the independent finite-affine-cover vanishing theorem to degreewise finite-dimensional
cohomology. This is the constructor which turns the output of #29 into the FiniteCohomology
package consumed by Euler characteristics.
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- D.toFiniteCohomology = { toFiniteDimensionalCohomology := D, bound := fun (x : AlgebraicGeometry.Coh Y) => AlgebraicGeometry.Cohomology.cohomologicalBound Y, vanishesAbove := ⋯ }