Derived pullback on K-flat quasi-coherent representatives #
For a complex with quasi-coherent terms whose right tensor functor inverts
quasi-isomorphisms, the canonical arbitrary left-derived pullback has
quasi-coherent cohomology. K-flatness supplies that inversion premise. The
theorems do not supply such a representative for every object of Dqc.
Main definitions #
This file introduces no new carrier, class, or instance.
Main results #
- Right-tensor inversion gives conditional preservation along any morphism.
- K-flatness is an immediate specialization.
Implementation notes #
The generic objectwise comparison from KFlatPullback.lean identifies
canonical derived pullback with ordinary pullback on the supplied acyclic
representative. Ordinary pullback preserves quasi-coherent terms.
References #
The proof uses the repository's
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.quasiIso_pullback_of_tensorRight_inverts,
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.isQuasicoherent_pullback, and canonical
K-flat resolution.
Tags #
scheme base change, derived pullback, K-flat, quasi-coherence
Right-tensor inversion makes the pulled-back resolution comparison invertible, so ordinary pullback computes the canonical derived pullback on this representative. The theorem does not construct such a representative for an arbitrary derived object.
K-flatness supplies the right-tensor inversion used to compare the
canonical derived pullback with ordinary pullback on the given complex. This
does not supply a quasi-coherent K-flat representative for every Dqc object.