Ext profiles and transport by Serre-compatible equivalences #
The special objects in the two Enriques papers have two logically separate
ingredients: a computation of all shifted self-Hom spaces and an isomorphism
between the Serre image and the appropriate shift. SphericalExtProfile and
PseudoprojectiveExtProfile isolate the computation; their constructors add
the Serre isomorphism to recover IsSphericalObject and
IsPseudoprojectiveObject.
The second part proves the equivalence-transport step used in both refined
Torelli arguments. A SerreCompatibleEquivalence is an equivalence equipped
with the linear, additive, shift, and Serre comparison data that the proof
actually consumes. These fields are explicit because the general Serre
uniqueness/conjugation lane (#896--#898) has not yet produced them
automatically.
The shifted self-Hom computation for an n-spherical object, before the
Serre-action statement is added.
Self-Homs vanish away from degrees zero and
n.The degree-zero self-Hom is one-dimensional.
The degree-
nself-Hom is one-dimensional.
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The shifted self-Hom computation for an n-pseudoprojective object,
before the Serre-action statement is added.
Every self-Hom in degrees zero through
nis one-dimensional.Self-Homs vanish outside degrees zero through
n.
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Add the Serre-shift identification to an Ext computation.
Add the Serre-shift identification to an Ext computation.
Spherical Ext computations transport through a fully faithful linear shift-compatible functor.
Pseudoprojective Ext computations transport through a fully faithful linear shift-compatible functor.
An equivalence together with the exact comparison data needed to transport Serre-theoretic objects.
The functor is already fully faithful and essentially surjective because it is an equivalence. Additivity, linearity, shift compatibility, and the intertwining of the two chosen Serre functors are kept as visible fields.
The underlying equivalence.
The forward functor is additive.
- functorLinear : Functor.Linear k self.equiv.functor
The forward functor is
k-linear. The forward functor commutes coherently with integral shifts.
The forward functor intertwines the chosen Serre functors.
The inverse functor is additive.
- inverseLinear : Functor.Linear k self.equiv.inverse
The inverse functor is
k-linear. The inverse functor commutes coherently with integral shifts.
The inverse functor intertwines the chosen Serre functors.
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Reverse a Serre-compatible equivalence, retaining all of its linear and shift comparison data.
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A spherical object remains spherical under a Serre-compatible equivalence.
A pseudoprojective object remains pseudoprojective under a Serre-compatible equivalence.
A Serre-compatible equivalence preserves and reflects spherical objects.
A Serre-compatible equivalence preserves and reflects pseudoprojective objects.
Being a shift of an object is preserved by a shift-compatible equivalence.
A Serre-compatible equivalence preserves and reflects the relation of being an integral shift.
Graded orthogonality is preserved by a shift-compatible equivalence.
A Serre-compatible equivalence preserves and reflects graded orthogonality.