The open-square comparison on slice-site module sheaves #
The restriction of an ordinary pushforward to a slice agrees with the pushforward on that slice. This comparison uses the independent open-square pushforward isomorphism, transported through the two slice-site equivalences. It is not a relative base-change isomorphism.
The independent open-square pushforward comparison, expressed on the slice
site. Its middle factor is pushforwardRestrictNatIso; the remaining factors
transport through overEquiv and overFunctorEquiv.
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After applying the slice equivalence, pushforwardOverIso is the direct
open-square comparison, between the two restriction-equivalence factors.
The preexisting objectwise pullbackOverIso is the geometric pullback
comparison after transport through the slice equivalence.
Transporting the unit of the composite slice-site adjunction through the outer equivalence gives the actual unit for the restricted scheme morphism, followed by the inverse counit of the inner equivalence.
Mapping a slice-site morphism by pushforward agrees, under the outer equivalence's counit, with mapping its transported morphism by the restricted scheme pushforward.
The slice-site pushforward comparison followed by a slice morphism has
this direct open-square normal form after applying the outer equivalence and
its counit. This is not the slice-site unit square or a relative IsIso.
The actual global pullback unit and the composite slice-site unit agree after restriction and the independent open-square comparisons.