Internal Hom from a finite free sheaf #
The internal Hom from a finite free sheaf into a finite locally free sheaf is finite locally free. The finite free sheaf is self-dual, so this internal Hom is its tensor product with the target. This is the local calculation behind duals and internal Homs of algebraic vector bundles.
The closure gives an endofunctor of the full category of finite locally free sheaves. Its underlying object and morphism are the usual internal Hom object and map.
On each finite free chart of a source sheaf, the same calculation shows that internal Hom from its restriction preserves finite local freeness. This is the local input for descent from a finite locally free source.
Internal Hom out of a finite free sheaf preserves finite local freeness.
Internal Hom from a sheaf isomorphic to a finite free sheaf preserves finite local freeness.
On a finite free chart of M, internal Hom from the restriction of M preserves finite
local freeness. This is the chartwise input for descending internal Homs from a finite locally
free source.
Internal Hom out of a finite free sheaf as an endofunctor of finite locally free sheaves.
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The underlying sheaf of the finite free internal Hom is the ordinary internal Hom.
On morphisms, the finite free internal Hom is the ordinary internal Hom map.