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TauCeti.Algebra.Category.ModuleCat.Sheaf.Quasicoherent.Monoidal

The tensor product of quasi-coherent sheaves is quasi-coherent #

Let R be a sheaf of commutative rings on a small site with pullbacks. If M and N are quasi-coherent sheaves of R-modules, then so is M ⊗ N: on a common refinement of covers on which M and N have presentations, the restriction of M ⊗ N is the tensor product of the restrictions of M and N (SheafOfModules.overTensorIso), which is presented by the tensor product of their presentations (SheafOfModules.Presentation.tensor). As the unit R is free on one generator, quasi-coherence is a monoidal property of sheaves of modules when the site also has binary products, and quasi-coherent sheaves of modules then form a monoidal full subcategory.

The same construction applied to finite presentations gives finite presentations, so finite presentation is a monoidal property as well when the site has binary products. Applied to presentations whose generating morphisms are isomorphisms, it gives presentations of the same kind; this is the local input for the tensor product of locally free sheaves.

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Quasi-coherent data for M ⊗ N from quasi-coherent data for M and for N. Its cover is the common refinement of the two covers, and over each of its members the presentation is the tensor product of the restricted presentations of M and N.

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    Quasi-coherence of sheaves of modules is a monoidal property: the unit is quasi-coherent and quasi-coherent sheaves are closed under tensor products. Hence quasi-coherent sheaves of modules form a monoidal full subcategory (ObjectProperty.fullMonoidalSubcategory).

    If quasi-coherent data for M and for N present them locally by free sheaves, that is, all their generating morphisms are isomorphisms, then so does their tensor product data for M ⊗ N.

    Finite presentation of sheaves of modules is a monoidal property: the unit is finitely presented and finitely presented sheaves are closed under tensor products.