The derived effect of the non-flat affine witness #
This file computes one concrete effect of extension of scalars along the
non-flat map ℤ → ZMod 2. It gives an explicit two-term free resolution of
ZMod 2, proves that its degreewise scalar extension has nonzero homology in
degree -1, and identifies that calculation with the existing supported
affine K-projective pullback on this representative.
Main definitions #
ZModTwoNonflatDerived.twoTermResolutionis the explicit two-term free cochain resolution ofZMod 2overℤ.ZModTwoNonflatDerived.baseChangedResolutionis its degreewise scalar extension alongℤ → ZMod 2.ZModTwoNonflatDerived.affineKProjectivePullbackObjectis the existing supported affine K-projective pullback applied to this representative.
Main results #
twoTermAugmentation_quasiIsocertifies the displayed resolution.baseChangedResolution_homology_negOne_not_isZeroproves the explicit degree-minus-one effect after scalar extension.torOneIsoRestrictScalarsBaseChangedResolutionHomologyNegOneidentifies the restricted degree-minus-one homology with Mathlib's fixed-left, derived-second-argumentTorfor the displayed modules.affineKProjectivePullbackObject_homology_negOne_not_isZerotransports the effect to the supported pullback object.affineKProjectiveSchemeModulePullbackObject_homology_negOne_not_isZerotransports the effect through the affine K-projective scheme-module comparison.
Implementation notes #
The calculation is deliberately affine and representative-level. It does
not assert a general scheme-level left-derived pullback, preservation of a
full Dqc locus, a relative-perfect preservation theorem, or a comparison
with an unformalized classical invariant.
The explicit two-term free cochain resolution of ZMod 2 over ℤ.
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The augmentation from the two-term free resolution to ZMod 2[0].
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The explicit two-term augmentation is a quasi-isomorphism.
The resolution is strictly supported in degrees at most zero.
Every term of the explicit resolution is projective.
The resolution as a K-projective representative.
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The same concrete complex in the supported bounded-above-projective lane.
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The supported affine bounded-above-projective representative after base change.
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The degreewise scalar extension of the explicit two-term resolution.
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The supported affine K-projective pullback of the explicit representative.
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The supported K-projective pullback is computed by degreewise scalar extension here.
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Degreewise scalar extension of the explicit resolution has nonzero H^{-1}.
The supported affine K-projective pullback object of this resolution has nonzero H^{-1}.
The bounded-above-projective representative after affine base change has nonzero H^{-1}.
The actual degreewise scheme-module pullback of the sheafified two-term
resolution along zmodTwoSchemeMap. This is an ordinary complex, before
passing to the derived category.
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The actual scheme-module pullback complex is isomorphic to the tilde of the already computed scalar extension of the resolution.
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The derived object represented by the degreewise, underived
scheme-module pullback of the displayed resolution has nonzero H⁻¹.
The generic affine comparison carries the existing ℤ → ZMod 2 example's
nonzero degree-minus-one cohomology to its derived target in all scheme-module
sheaves.
The affine degree-minus-one effect, after restriction of scalars, is Mathlib's
fixed-left and derived-second-factor Tor for the displayed ℤ-modules.
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The concrete affine Tor₁ value is nonzero.