K-flat base-scheme action for base-change semiorthogonality #
This file removes the last abstract pullback from the S-linearity route to
perfect-component semiorthogonality. A KFlatBasePullbackData X constructs
the derived pullback Dqc(S) ⥤ Dqc(X) from a K-flat resolution on S, its
pullback-acyclicity along X → S, and resolved quasicoherence preservation.
The resulting aliases and end-to-end theorems state both compact and
quasicoherent base-coefficient/S-linearity inputs entirely in terms of this
constructed pullback.
K-flat geometric data constructing derived pullback along the structure
morphism X → S.
The resolution lives on S, the source category of the contravariant
pullback. The two remaining fields are exactly the operational hypotheses
required by kFlatDqcLeftDerivedPullback.
- resolution : SchemeKFlatResolution S
A K-flat replacement on the base scheme.
- acyclic : KFlatPullbackAcyclic self.resolution X.toIdentityBaseChange
Pullback along
X → Sis acyclic on the chosen replacements. - quasicoherent : KFlatResolvedPullbackPreservesQuasicoherentCohomology self.resolution X.toIdentityBaseChange
Resolved pullback along
X → Spreserves quasicoherent cohomology.
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The genuine Dqc pullback along X → S constructed from the bundled
K-flat base resolution.
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S-linearity using the base action constructed from K-flat pullback data,
rather than a separately supplied derived pullback.
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Dqc(S)-linearity using the base action constructed from K-flat
pullback data.
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Projection coefficients represented by compact base objects through the
K-flat-constructed pullback Dqc(S) ⥤ Dqc(X).
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Quasicoherent base coefficients represented through the
K-flat-constructed pullback Dqc(S) ⥤ Dqc(X).
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Compact-fibre duality, a first-projection formula with compact base
coefficients, and S-linearity prove perfect-component semiorthogonality,
with the base pullback constructed from K-flat resolution data.
The fully K-flat route from quasicoherent base coefficients and
Dqc(S)-linearity to perfect-component semiorthogonality.