The associated sheaf of a Cartier divisor #
This file owns the construction of O_X(D). It defines local equations of a
Cartier divisor, the fractional subpresheaf of the rational presheaf generated
by their inverses, and the associated sheaf as its module sheafification.
Local equations trivialize the result, so the associated sheaf is invertible;
equationTransitionIso gives the canonical change of trivialization and
equationTransitionIso_trans records its cocycle law. Pointwise multiplication
of rational functions gives the canonical additive comparison before
sheafification, and it is proved to be a local equivalence, which yields the
tensor comparison associatedTensorAddIso.
The construction is intrinsic: the fractional presheaf is generated by every local equation. The scaffolding lemmas that establish the local surjectivity and injectivity conditions are private to this module; only the resulting sheaves, isomorphisms, and their defining data are exported.
A rational function is an equation for D throughout U.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.CartierDivisor.IsEquationOn D U f = ∀ x ∈ U, ↑D x = (X.localCartierClass x) f
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The fractional module presheaf attached to a Cartier divisor.
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The associated sheaf O_X(D), obtained by sheafifying the fractional presheaf.
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A local equation trivializes the associated sheaf on its domain.
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The canonical change of trivialization between two equations for the same divisor on an open.
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Changes of local equation satisfy the cocycle law.
The associated sheaf of a Cartier divisor is invertible.
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Multiplication of fractional sections.
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Sheafified multiplication identifies the tensor of the two fractional models with the associated sheaf of the sum.
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Tensor additivity for the associated sheaves #
The associated-sheaf construction converts addition of Cartier divisors into tensor product.
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Global equations, zero, and tensor inverses #
A global equation trivializes its associated sheaf.
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