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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.CartierDivisor

Cartier divisors as coherent derived objects #

This file transports the canonical CartierDivisor.lineBundleData bridge into Coh X, D(Coh X), and Dᵇ(Coh X). The canonical objects are aliases of the generic LineBundleData adapters, so there is no second choice of representative. Comparison isomorphisms identify them with an associated sheaf packaged using any independently supplied coherence proof; this is the form needed by existing short-exact-sequence APIs.

The associated sheaf of a Cartier divisor, canonically packaged as a coherent sheaf.

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    noncomputable def AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.CartierDivisor.cohIso {X : Scheme} [IsIntegral X] (D : ↥X.CartierDivisor) (h : X.coherent (associatedSheaf D)) :
    coh D ≅ { obj := associatedSheaf D, property := h }

    Compare the canonical coherent object with the same associated sheaf packaged using an independently supplied proof of coherence.

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      A Cartier divisor's degree-zero derived object is perfect because its associated sheaf is a line bundle.

      A Cartier divisor's degree-zero derived object is bounded for the canonical t-structure.

      Compare the canonical derived object with the degree-zero object formed from an independently supplied coherence proof.

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        The bounded degree-zero object formed from an independently supplied coherence proof. This is the comparison target used by short exact sequences whose endpoints predate the canonical Cartier-divisor adapter.

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          The canonical bounded object agrees, up to the fully faithful full-subcategory lift, with every proof-packaged degree-zero representative.

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