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TauCeti.Algebra.Category.ModuleCat.Sheaf.Quasicoherent.Biprod

Direct sums of quasi-coherent and locally free sheaves of modules #

Let R be a sheaf of rings on a site with pullbacks. This file shows that the binary biproduct (direct sum) M ⊞ N of two sheaves of R-modules is quasi-coherent, of finite type, finitely presented, or locally free as soon as M and N are. In particular, direct sums of finite locally free sheaves (locally free and finitely presented) are finite locally free.

The local input is that generating sections, and presentations, of M and N give generating sections, and a presentation, of M ⊞ N: the free sheaf on I ⊕ I' is free I ⊞ free I' (SheafOfModules.freeBiprodIso), and the biproduct of two cokernels is a cokernel (CategoryTheory.Limits.CokernelCofork.isColimitBiprod). Restriction to a slice site is additive, so it commutes with direct sums (SheafOfModules.overBiprodIso), and the local data of M and N are compared on a common refinement of their covers.

The common-refinement construction follows the tensor-product closure formalization in SheafOfModules.QuasicoherentData.tensor.

Main declarations #

Generating sections of M and of N give generating sections of M ⊞ N, indexed by the disjoint union of the two index types.

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    Presentations of M and of N give a presentation of M ⊞ N: its generators and its relations are indexed by the disjoint unions of those of M and N.

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      Local generators of M and of N give local generators of M ⊞ N. Its cover is the common refinement of the two covers, and over each of its members the generators are the direct sum of the restricted generators of M and N.

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        Quasi-coherent data for M and for N give quasi-coherent data for M ⊞ N. Its cover is the common refinement of the two covers, and over each of its members the presentation is the direct sum of the restricted presentations of M and N.

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