The Albanese property of a pointed morphism to an abelian variety #
Let X be a scheme over a field K with a K-rational point x₀ : Spec K ⟶ X, written as a
morphism 𝟙_ (Over (Spec K)) ⟶ X over Spec K. A pointed morphism a : X ⟶ J to an abelian
variety J (one sending x₀ to the identity of J) has the Albanese property if every
pointed morphism f : X ⟶ A to an abelian variety A factors as f = a ≫ φ through a unique
homomorphism φ : J ⟶ A of abelian varieties. This is the universal property characterizing the
Jacobian Jac X = Pic⁰ X of a smooth proper geometrically connected curve together with its
Abel–Jacobi morphism aj : X ⟶ Jac X, x₀ ↦ 0: for curves the Jacobian is the Albanese variety.
The universal property makes any two solutions canonically isomorphic
(IsAlbanese.uniqueUpToIso), so independently built Jacobians are compared through it rather than
through their constructions. A pointed isomorphism onto an abelian variety has the Albanese property
(isAlbanese_of_isIso), because pointed morphisms between abelian varieties are homomorphisms
(AbelianVariety.Hom.equivPointed, a consequence of the rigidity lemma); in particular every
abelian variety A, pointed at its identity, is its own Albanese variety via the identity
morphism (isAlbanese_id). Combined with IsAlbanese.uniqueUpToIso, any Albanese morphism
a : A ⟶ J for (A, 0) therefore identifies J with A; this is the form of the genus-one
comparison Jac (E, O) ≅ E once an elliptic curve is known to be an abelian variety.
Main declarations #
AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese x₀ a: the pointed morphisma : X ⟶ J.toOverhas the Albanese property;AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.homEquiv: homomorphismsJ ⟶ Aare in bijection with pointed morphismsX ⟶ A.toOver, by composition witha;AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.lift,AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.fac,AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.hom_ext: the factorization of a pointed morphism throughaand its uniqueness;AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.uniqueUpToIso: two Albanese morphisms from the same pointed scheme have isomorphic targets, compatibly with the morphisms;AbelianVariety.IsAlbanese.of_iso: the Albanese property is transported along isomorphisms of the target;AbelianVariety.isAlbanese_of_isIso: a pointed isomorphism onto an abelian variety has the Albanese property;AbelianVariety.isAlbanese_id: an abelian variety pointed at its identity is its own Albanese variety;AbelianVariety.isAlbanese_trivial: the Albanese variety ofSpec Kis the trivial abelian variety.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Jacobian varieties, in Arithmetic Geometry (G. Cornell and J. H. Silverman, eds.), Springer, 1986, Section 6 (the universal property of the Abel–Jacobi map).
- J. S. Milne, Abelian Varieties, Corollary 1.2 (pointed morphisms of abelian varieties are homomorphisms).
A pointed morphism a : X ⟶ J.toOver from a scheme X over K with a K-rational point
x₀ to an abelian variety J has the Albanese property if every morphism f : X ⟶ A.toOver
to an abelian variety sending x₀ to the identity factors as f = a ≫ φ through a unique
homomorphism φ : J ⟶ A of abelian varieties.
The morphism
asends the base pointx₀to the identity ofJ.- existsUnique_fac (A : AbelianVariety K) (f : X ⟶ A.toOver) (hf : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp x₀ f = CategoryTheory.MonObj.one) : ∃! φ : J ⟶ A, CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp a (Hom.toOverHom φ) = f
Every pointed morphism to an abelian variety factors uniquely through
aby a homomorphism.
Instances For
Composing a pointed morphism with a homomorphism of abelian varieties gives a pointed morphism.
Homomorphisms out of the Albanese variety J are the pointed morphisms out of X: a
homomorphism φ : J ⟶ A corresponds to a ≫ φ.
Equations
- h.homEquiv A = Equiv.ofBijective (fun (φ : J ⟶ A) => ⟨CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp a (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AbelianVariety.Hom.toOverHom φ), ⋯⟩) ⋯
Instances For
homEquiv sends a homomorphism φ : J ⟶ A to the pointed morphism a ≫ φ.
The homomorphism J ⟶ A through which a pointed morphism f : X ⟶ A.toOver factors.
Instances For
The homomorphism lift f factors f through the Albanese morphism.
The homomorphism lift f factors f through the Albanese morphism.
Two homomorphisms out of the Albanese variety agree once they agree after composition with the Albanese morphism.
A homomorphism out of the Albanese variety is the lift of a pointed morphism exactly when it factors that morphism.
Lifting the composite of the Albanese morphism with a homomorphism recovers the homomorphism.
The lift of the Albanese morphism itself is the identity.
Lifting is compatible with composition by a homomorphism on the target.
The Albanese variety is unique up to unique isomorphism: if a : X ⟶ J and a' : X ⟶ J'
both have the Albanese property for the base point x₀, then J ≅ J' by the isomorphism
carrying a to a'.
Equations
Instances For
The isomorphism uniqueUpToIso carries the first Albanese morphism to the second.
The isomorphism uniqueUpToIso carries the first Albanese morphism to the second.
The inverse of uniqueUpToIso carries the second Albanese morphism to the first.
The inverse of uniqueUpToIso carries the second Albanese morphism to the first.
The isomorphism uniqueUpToIso is the only homomorphism carrying the first Albanese morphism to
the second.
The Albanese property is transported along an isomorphism of the target abelian variety.
A pointed isomorphism a : X ⟶ A.toOver onto an abelian variety has the Albanese property:
for a pointed morphism f : X ⟶ B.toOver, the composite inv a ≫ f is a pointed morphism of
abelian varieties, hence a homomorphism by rigidity.
An abelian variety, pointed at its identity, is its own Albanese variety via the identity
morphism: by rigidity, every pointed morphism A ⟶ B to an abelian variety is a homomorphism.
The Albanese variety of Spec K, pointed by the identity, is the trivial abelian variety:
the unit section of the trivial abelian variety is an isomorphism, both its source and target
being terminal.