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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.Modules.Tensor.Invertible

Exact tensoring by an invertible module sheaf #

This file is the neutral exact-functor owner for tensoring module sheaves by a line bundle. The construction belongs under Modules/Tensor: divisor sequences, filtrations, and future moduli constructions are consumers of the same exact functor rather than separate owners of it.

The generic tensorLeftFunctor L, its colimit preservation, additivity, and free-sheaf comparison come from Monoidal and Colimits. For an invertible L, local rank-one trivializations show that it also preserves monomorphisms; hence it preserves homology and all finite limits.

Tensoring a monomorphism by an invertible module sheaf remains a monomorphism.

Tensoring by an invertible module sheaf preserves finite limits.

theorem AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Modules.isFinitePresentation_tensorObj_left_of_isInvertible {X : Scheme} (L M : X.Modules) [(have this := L; this).IsInvertible] (hM : (have this := M; this).IsFinitePresentation) :
(have this := L.tensorObj M; this).IsFinitePresentation

Tensoring a finitely presented module sheaf by an invertible one preserves finite presentation.

On a rank-one trivializing cover for L, the restriction of L ⊗ M is isomorphic to the restriction of M: commute the two tensor factors and use the right-factor trivialization. Finite presentation restricts to each cover member and descends from that cover.

Tensoring an epimorphism by an invertible module sheaf remains an epimorphism.

Finite colimits are preserved, so pushouts are, and a morphism is an epimorphism exactly when its pushout along itself is the identity square. The companion of mono_tensorHom_id_of_invertible, and the step that carries Serre's surjection free I ↠ F(N) across O(-N).

Tensoring a short exact sequence by an invertible module sheaf remains short exact.