Tensor-duality and adjunction Hom reductions after base change #
This file splits the geometric Hom reduction for external products into two
composable inputs. ExternalProductTensorDuality moves the earlier pullback
factor out of the source external product, leaving a morphism out of
pullFst.obj Fi. The pullback-pushforward adjunction then returns that Hom to
the source category.
The remaining component-membership statement is isolated as
PushforwardPreservesSourceComponents; geometrically, this is where
S-linearity and a projection formula enter. Together these inputs imply the
perfect-component semiorthogonality required by the base-change sequence.
The target-side tensor-duality part of the external-product Hom reduction.
The object dualizedTarget Fj Gi Gj a b packages the later external product,
the dual of the earlier compact fibre factor, and the two shifts. Its precise
geometric construction is left independent of the formal adjunction step.
- dualizedTarget ⦃j : ι⦄ : X.SourcePerfectPartCategory (A.component j) → T.CompactDqcFiber → T.CompactDqcFiber → ℤ → ℤ → X.TargetDqc T
The target-side object left after tensor duality exposes the first pullback factor.
- homEquiv ⦃i j : ι⦄ (Fi : X.SourcePerfectPartCategory (A.component i)) (Gi : T.CompactDqcFiber) (Fj : X.SourcePerfectPartCategory (A.component j)) (Gj : T.CompactDqcFiber) (a b : ℤ) : ((CategoryTheory.shiftFunctor (Dqc.SchemeQuasicoherentDerivedCategory (CategoryTheory.Over.left (X ⨯ T))) a).obj (((D.externalProduct (A.component i)).obj Fi).obj Gi) ⟶ (CategoryTheory.shiftFunctor (Dqc.SchemeQuasicoherentDerivedCategory (CategoryTheory.Over.left (X ⨯ T))) b).obj (((D.externalProduct (A.component j)).obj Fj).obj Gj)) ≃+ (D.pullFst.functor.obj Fi.obj ⟶ self.dualizedTarget Fj Gi Gj a b)
Tensor duality rewrites a Hom between external products as a Hom out of the pullback of the earlier source factor.
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The pushforwards of the tensor-dualized target objects remain in the source component of their later external-product factor.
This is the component-membership input expected from S-linearity and a
projection formula.
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Compose target-side tensor duality with pullback-pushforward adjunction to obtain the source-side external-product Hom reduction.
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The explicit pushforward-membership obligation is exactly the component preservation required by the resulting source-side Hom reduction.
Tensor duality, the pullback-pushforward adjunction, and preservation of the later source component prove semiorthogonality of the supplied external products.
Tensor duality, the pullback-pushforward adjunction, and preservation of the later source component imply semiorthogonality of the perfect base-change envelopes.