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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.PreAdicSpace.ClosedImmersion.Basic

Closed immersions of pre-adic spaces #

Let (A, A⁺) be a Huber pair and J ⊆ A an ideal. The quotient Huber pair (A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺) has as plus ring the integral closure of the image of A⁺, and the quotient map induces a closed embedding Spa(A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺) → Spa(A, A⁺) onto the points whose support contains J (Wedhorn, Proposition 7.38). When the structure presheaf of the quotient pair is a sheaf, this map underlies a morphism of pre-adic spaces, the quotient morphism.

Closed immersions are defined affinoid-locally from these models: a morphism f : X ⟶ Y of pre-adic spaces is a closed immersion when every point of Y has an open neighbourhood V over which f is isomorphic to the quotient morphism of a Huber pair by a closed ideal with sheafy quotient. The ideal is required to be closed; for a complete Hausdorff Huber ring A this makes A ⧸ J complete and Hausdorff again.

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The quotient morphism Spa(A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺) ⟶ Spa(A, A⁺) of pre-adic spaces, for a Huber pair (A, A⁺) and an ideal J whose quotient pair has a sheaf as structure presheaf. It is the morphism induced by the quotient map A → A ⧸ J.

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    The quotient morphism is the morphism of pre-adic spaces induced by the quotient map A → A ⧸ J.

    The map of underlying spaces of the quotient morphism is the map of adic spectra induced by the quotient morphism of Huber pairs.

    The factorisation property of the quotient morphism (Wedhorn, Proposition 7.38): if a morphism f : (A, A⁺) → (B, B⁺) of Huber pairs annihilates J, the morphism Spa(B, B⁺) ⟶ Spa(A, A⁺) of pre-adic spaces induced by f factors through the quotient morphism, as the morphism induced by the factorisation (A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺) → (B, B⁺) of f (TauCeti.Huber.Pair.Hom.quotientLift) followed by the quotient morphism.

    A morphism f : X ⟶ Y of pre-adic spaces is a closed immersion when it is, locally on Y, the quotient morphism of a Huber pair by a closed ideal with sheafy quotient: every point of Y has an open neighbourhood V together with a Huber pair (A, A⁺), a closed ideal J ⊆ A for which Spa(A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺) has a sheaf as structure presheaf, and isomorphisms identifying Y restricted to V with Spa(A, A⁺) and X restricted to f⁻¹(V) with Spa(A ⧸ J, (A ⧸ J)⁺), under which f becomes presentationLimitPreAdicSpaceQuotientComap.

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      A closed immersion is a closed embedding of the underlying topological spaces. Being a closed embedding is local on the target, and over each neighbourhood supplied by the definition the morphism is the quotient morphism, which is a closed embedding by Wedhorn's Proposition 7.38.

      Being a closed immersion is invariant under isomorphisms of the source and of the target.

      A quotient mapping of Huber pairs induces a closed immersion. Let f : (A, A⁺) → (B, B⁺) be a quotient mapping (an open surjection with B⁺ the integral closure of the image of A⁺) whose kernel is closed, and suppose the structure presheaf of Spa(B, B⁺) is a sheaf. Then the induced morphism Spa(B, B⁺) ⟶ Spa(A, A⁺) is a closed immersion: through the inverse of the factorisation (A ⧸ ker f, (A ⧸ ker f)⁺) → (B, B⁺), it is the quotient morphism by ker f.