Tensor descent for scheme module sheaves #
This file compares restriction with module sheafification, proves closure of invertible scheme module sheaves under the sheafified tensor product, and constructs the resulting associator.
The intrinsic rank-one property and arbitrary-site tensor descent are imported from
Algebra.Category.ModuleCat.Sheaf; the stronger stalkwise tensor result is imported from
Topology.Sheaves.ModuleTensor. This module begins only when the scheme-indexed module category
and its topological site enter the signatures.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.instCategory_derivedAlgGeo_1 = { toCategoryStruct := AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.instCategory.toCategoryStruct, id_comp := ⋯, comp_id := ⋯, assoc := ⋯ }
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Restriction of an associated module sheaf is the associated sheaf of the restriction.
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Restriction of the objectwise tensor presheaf is the tensor of the restrictions.
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The tensor product is trivial on an open where both factors are trivial.
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Tensoring with a sheaf that is trivial on U does nothing to the restriction to U.
The one-sided companion of tensorOverIsoOfTrivializations, which needs both
factors trivial and lands on the unit. Here only the right factor is trivialized
and the left one is arbitrary, so the right unitor replaces the left one and the
result is L.over U rather than the unit.
This is the shape a twist consumes: F(n) = F ⊗ O(n) restricted to a chart where
O(n) is trivial is just F restricted to that chart, with F arbitrary.
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The sheafified tensor product of invertible sheaves is invertible.
Sheafification inverts M ◁ toSheafify for an arbitrary M.
The general form of SheafOfModules.isIso_sheafification_map_whiskerLeft_unit_of_rankOneData,
with the rank-one hypothesis on the whiskering factor gone. It is available here and not over a
general site because the proof is stalkwise; see
PresheafOfModules.W_whiskerLeft_of_isIso_stalk.
Comparison from tensoring before sheafification to tensoring with the associated sheaf.
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Right-handed comparison from tensoring before sheafification.
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The left comparison is an isomorphism for arbitrary L.
The invertibility hypothesis this carried until #833 was an artifact of proving local
injectivity and local surjectivity separately: the injective half then needed L locally
trivial. Going through stalks avoids the split — see
isIso_sheafification_map_whiskerLeft_unit.
The right comparison is an isomorphism for arbitrary L.
The left comparison is already invertible with no rank-one, finiteness, or flatness hypothesis,
because its proof goes through stalks. Symmetry of the objectwise presheaf tensor then conjugates
one whiskering into the other, and that conjugation holds on an arbitrary site: it is
SheafOfModules.isIso_sheafification_map_whiskerRight_of_whiskerLeft, which lives with the rest of
the arbitrary-site tensor descent. Only the stalkwise input it consumes is scheme-level, so nothing
generic is restated here. This removes the last rank-one restriction from associativity of the
sheafified tensor product.
Associativity of the sheafified tensor product for arbitrary module sheaves.
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