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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.Modules.Coherent.Affine.LocalizedSubobject

Coherent subobjects after localization on an affine spectrum #

For a finitely generated submodule of the affine global sections of a coherent sheaf, the corresponding coherent tilde monomorphism pulls back to the subobject given by localizing that submodule. The comparison is on Spec (Localization.Away r). The canonical Localization.Away r-module is Mathlib's localizedModuleFunctor carrier, not definitionally the sections of the pulled-back sheaf; the natural isomorphism below performs that transport explicitly.

This file asserts nothing about the actual basic open D(r), unions of opens, derived Hom, or Theorem 5.7(2).

Affine global sections of coherent pullback to the localized spectrum agree naturally with canonical localization of the original finite module. The factors are affineTildePullbackIso, the affine-equivalence counit, and ModuleCat.extendScalarsLocalizationNatIso; none is treated as definitional.

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    noncomputable def AlgebraicGeometry.Coh.localizedSpectrumGlobalSectionsIso {R : CommRingCat} [IsNoetherianRing ↑R] (r : ↑R) (M : FGModuleCat ↑R) (E : Coh (Spec R)) (cR : E ≅ FGModuleCat.affineTilde.obj M) :
    let A := Localization.Away r; have k := Spec.map (CommRingCat.ofHom (algebraMap (↑R) A)); have F := pullback k; have EA := affineEquivalence; have J := (ModuleCat.isFG A).ι; have H := ModuleCat.localizedModuleFunctor (Submonoid.powers r); J.obj (EA.functor.obj (F.obj E)) ≅ H.obj M.obj

    Transport affine global sections of the pullback of E to the canonical localization of M. For M = Γ(E), take cR to be the affine-equivalence unit. The isomorphism cR is retained explicitly to avoid conflating the two module actions on global sections.

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      The coherent tilde monomorphism associated to a finite submodule of the module presenting E. In the canonical case M = Γ(E), cR is the unit of the affine coherent equivalence.

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        The subobject of the canonical localized module obtained by pulling back the coherent tilde inclusion of a finite submodule and transporting global sections along localizedSpectrumGlobalSectionsNatIso.

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          The transported pullback of the coherent tilde subobject has precisely the localized finite submodule as its underlying submodule. The target module is the canonical localized-module carrier, with transport through κ explicit in localizedSpectrumSubobject.

          Pull back the coherent tilde inclusion into E, take affine global sections, and transport its target along the explicit localized-spectrum comparison. This is a subobject of the canonical localized module, not an identification of the two carrier types.

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            On the localized spectrum, the subobject obtained from the coherent inclusion into E is exactly N.localized' after transporting the target along localizedSpectrumGlobalSectionsIso. This is not a statement on the actual basic open D(r).

            Canonical M = Γ(E) specialization of the localized-spectrum coherent subobject comparison. The affine-equivalence unit supplies cR; no equality of the two global-sections module actions is assumed.