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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.Families.RightDerivedPushforward

Right-derived pushforward along scheme morphisms #

Ordinary pushforward of module sheaves is left exact, so applying it degreewise does not in general define a functor on derived categories. RightDerivedPushforward records an actual functor, its comparison with degreewise pushforward, and Mathlib's right-derived universal property. Thus later base-change constructions can accept the genuinely derived operation without postulating an unrelated functor.

When module-sheaf pushforward is exact, its degreewise derived functor inhabits the interface. Closed immersions provide a concrete geometric instance of this normalization.

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Degreewise pushforward of cochain complexes of module sheaves.

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    The exactness condition under which module-sheaf pushforward derives degreewise.

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      Module-sheaf pushforward preserves finite limits for every scheme morphism because it is a right adjoint.

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      An actual right-derived pushforward along an arbitrary scheme base-change morphism.

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        Exact derived pushforward satisfies the arbitrary right-derived interface.

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          Right-derived pushforward along the identity.

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            Every right-derived pushforward agrees canonically with degreewise derived pushforward when ordinary pushforward is exact.

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              Transport right-derived pushforward data along equality of the underlying morphisms.

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