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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.Dqc.AffineNonflatExample

A supported non-flat affine derived pullback #

This file supplies the concrete example required by SF8.5 item 9. The ring map ℤ → ZMod 2 is a non-isomorphism and is not flat, while the existing geometric affine bounded-above-projective core pseudofunctor constructs its pullback without a flatness hypothesis.

This is deliberately an example, not an existence theorem for arbitrary scheme-module resolutions. It consumes the supported affine K-projective-derived lane already constructed in AffineGeometricCorePseudofunctor.lean; it does not identify that lane with the full relative-perfect locus or prove the general-scheme preservation theorems still listed in #554.

AffineNonflatDerivedObject.lean separately computes the degree-minus-one effect of this particular map on an explicit two-term free representative. That calculation remains in the same affine bounded-projective lane and does not enlarge this example into a scheme-level assertion.

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The target ring in the standard closed-immersion example.

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    The closed-immersion ring map is not flat.

    Flatness would make the ℤ-module ZMod 2 torsion-free, but 2 • 1 = 0 while both the scalar 2 and the element 1 are nonzero.

    The corresponding affine-scheme morphism is not flat.

    The example is genuinely nonidentity: its ring map is not an isomorphism.

    The actual supported affine derived pullback along the non-flat example.

    The source and target are the already-defined geometric affine moduli fibers; the construction therefore has no caller-supplied flatness or exactness hypothesis.

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