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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.Families.SchemeDerived

Derived categories attached to scheme fibers #

The core specialization of Mathlib's generic derived category to X.Modules lives in AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.Basic. This file evaluates those categories on scheme base changes and their residue-field fibers and records objectwise realizations of scheme-indexed triangulated families.

These are derived categories of all sheaves of modules. No bounded coherent or perfect subcategory is identified here. Moreover, the construction is objectwise: no derived pullback functor, base-change coherence, geometric slicing witness, relative HN structure, openness, boundedness, moduli result, or conclusion of Theorem 22.2 of arXiv:1902.08184v4 is asserted.

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The concrete derived category attached to a scheme base change.

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    The concrete bounded derived category attached to a scheme base change.

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      The concrete derived category over the residue-field scheme at x.

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        The concrete bounded derived category over the residue-field scheme at x.

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          Objectwise identification of a supplied triangulated family with the concrete derived categories of module sheaves. This records no compatibility between the equivalences and the supplied pullback functors.

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            Objectwise identification of a supplied triangulated family with the concrete bounded derived categories of module sheaves. Derived pullback and its coherence remain additional data.

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              A derived realization specializes to the actual residue-field derived category at every point.

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                A bounded derived realization specializes to the actual bounded derived category of the residue-field scheme at every point.

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