Finite flat complexes are K-flat for scheme-module tensor #
A complex of scheme-module sheaves with finite term support is K-flat for the literal total tensor when every term in its support interval is flat over the identity. The fixed complex may have zero terms outside the interval; no flatness evidence is needed there.
Main definitions #
This module introduces no new definitions. It specializes the existing
CategoryTheory.CochainComplex.IsKFlat predicate to
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.totalTensor.
Main results #
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.quasiIso_totalTensor_map_left_of_finiteFlatTermssends a quasi-isomorphism through the second slot of total tensor.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.quasiIso_totalTensor_map_right_of_finiteFlatTermssends a quasi-isomorphism through the first slot.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.isKFlat_totalTensor_of_finiteFlatTermspackages both directions into the generic K-flat predicate.
Implementation notes #
The generic finite-strip theorem for bifunctor totals reduces both maps to columnwise quasi-isomorphisms. Flatness of each supported sheaf supplies those columnwise results through homology preservation of ordinary tensor. The right-slot proof uses the generic signed-flip comparison; no global braiding instance on complexes is required. This does not prove K-flatness of an unbounded complex of flat terms.
References #
The finite-strip criterion is
HomologicalComplex.quasiIso_mapBifunctorMap_id_left_of_finite_support_of_column_quasiIso
and its right-slot counterpart. The flat-sheaf inputs are
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.quasiIso_map_tensorLeftFunctor_of_isFlatOverId
and AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.quasiIso_map_tensorRight_of_isFlatOverId.
Tags #
scheme-module sheaf, flatness, total tensor, K-flat complex, quasi-isomorphism
Flatness gives quasi-isomorphisms columnwise, and finite support lets the finite-strip criterion pass them to the total. No flatness witness is needed outside the support interval.
The generic signed-flip comparison applies the finite-strip criterion with the supported complex fixed on the right, without a braiding instance on complexes.
The two total-map results supply the localization clauses of the generic K-flat predicate. This proves K-flatness of the supplied complex without constructing a resolution.