Diagram colimits of complex tensor on scheme-module sheaves #
Ordinary sheaf tensor preserves colimits in either slot. The generic
literal-total theorem transfers this to the two fixed-input slots of
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.totalTensor for site-universe and small
diagram categories. Sequential diagrams are a specialization.
Main definitions #
This module introduces no definitions. It studies the existing
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.totalTensor.
Main results #
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.preservesColimitsOfShape_totalTensor_obj_siteand its flipped-slot counterpart preserve site-universe diagram colimits.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.preservesColimitsOfShape_totalTensor_obj_smalland its flipped-slot counterpart preserve small diagram colimits.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.preservesColimitsOfShape_totalTensor_obj_natand its flipped-slot counterpart preserve sequential colimits.
Implementation notes #
The sheaf tensor colimit theorems supply the partial-functor hypotheses at
each term of the fixed complex. The generic cochain-total theorem handles
the diagonal coproducts and the comparison to Mathlib's literal total.
The site-universe theorem uses ordinary sheaf tensor preservation directly.
Size-change instances supply small-shape preservation; the sequential
corollaries then specialize to ℕ.
References #
The inputs are
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.tensorLeft_preservesColimitsOfShape,
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.tensorRight_preservesColimitsOfShape, and the generic
CategoryTheory.Functor.preservesColimitsOfShape_map₂CochainComplex_obj
and flipped-slot counterpart.
Tags #
scheme-module sheaf, total tensor, cochain complex, diagram colimit
Literal total tensor preserves site-universe diagram colimits in the second complex when the first is fixed. No flatness or exactness is needed.
Literal total tensor preserves site-universe diagram colimits in the first complex when the second is fixed. The bicomplex degree order is retained.
Literal total tensor preserves colimits of any small diagram in the second complex with the first complex fixed. The size-change instances transfer ordinary sheaf tensor preservation to small shapes.
Literal total tensor preserves colimits of any small diagram in the first complex with the second complex fixed. The bicomplex degree order is retained.
The small-shape theorem at the sequential diagram category.
The flipped small-shape theorem at the sequential diagram category.