Documentation

TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Blowup.Node

The blowup of the node xy = πⁿ⁺² at its origin #

Let π be a nonzerodivisor of a commutative ring R, for instance a uniformizer of a discrete valuation ring, let A = R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) and let I = (π, x, y) be the ideal of the origin (TauCeti.NodeAlgebra.originIdeal). This file describes the blowup Proj A[It] of Spec A along V(I) as a scheme over Spec R:

When R is a discrete valuation ring with uniformizer π, the coordinate charts are regular and the π-chart is regular exactly when n ≤ 1. So a single blowup of the origin turns the nodes xy = π² and xy = π³ into regular schemes, while for n ≥ 2 the blowup is still singular.

Over a discrete valuation ring, this says that blowing up the singular point of the local model xy = πⁿ⁺² of a node yields again a flat, finitely presented relative curve, whose only possibly singular chart is the node xy = πⁿ of thickness lowered by two, while the two other charts are nodes of thickness one, regular at their origin (TauCeti.isRegularLocalRing_localization_quotient_X_mul_X_sub_C_pow_iff_of_irreducible).

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The structure morphism Proj A[It] ⟶ Spec A ⟶ Spec R of the blowup of A = R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along I = (π, x, y), as a scheme over Spec R.

Equations
  • One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For

    The π-chart of the blowup of a node. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, the open immersion Spec R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ) ⟶ Proj A[It] into the blowup of A = R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along I = (π, x, y), with u = x/π and v = y/π. Its image is the standard open D₊(π t).

    Equations
    • One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
    Instances For

      The π-chart of the blowup of the node is an open immersion onto the standard open D₊(π t).

      @[simp]

      The π-chart of the blowup of the node is a morphism over Spec R: followed by the structure map Proj A[It] ⟶ Spec A ⟶ Spec R, it is the structure map of R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ).

      @[simp]

      The π-chart of the blowup of the node is a morphism over Spec R: followed by the structure map Proj A[It] ⟶ Spec A ⟶ Spec R, it is the structure map of R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ).

      noncomputable def TauCeti.NodeAlgebra.blowupCoordChartι {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {π : R} (n : ℕ) (i : Fin 2) (hπ : π ∈ nonZeroDivisors R) :

      The coordinate charts of the blowup of a node. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, the open immersion Spec R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π) ⟶ Proj A[It] into the blowup of A = R[x₀, x₁] ⧸ (x₀x₁ - πⁿ⁺²) along I = (π, x₀, x₁), with x = xᵢ and t = π/xᵢ. Its image is the standard open D₊(xᵢ t).

      Equations
      • One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
      Instances For

        The chart of the coordinate xᵢ of the blowup of the node is an open immersion onto the standard open D₊(xᵢ t).

        @[simp]

        The chart of a coordinate of the blowup of the node is a morphism over Spec R: followed by the structure map Proj A[It] ⟶ Spec A ⟶ Spec R, it is the structure map of R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π).

        @[simp]

        The chart of a coordinate of the blowup of the node is a morphism over Spec R: followed by the structure map Proj A[It] ⟶ Spec A ⟶ Spec R, it is the structure map of R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π).

        The open cover by the three charts #

        The charts cover the blowup of a node. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, the blowup of A = R[x₀, x₁] ⧸ (x₀x₁ - πⁿ⁺²) along I = (π, x₀, x₁) is covered by the π-chart Spec R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ) and the charts Spec R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π) of the two coordinates.

        The blowup as a relative curve over Spec R #

        The blowup of a node is flat. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, the blowup of R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along (π, x, y) is flat over Spec R.

        The blowup of a node is locally of finite presentation. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, the blowup of R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along (π, x, y) is locally of finite presentation over Spec R.

        The blowup of a node has pure relative dimension one. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, every fibre of the blowup of R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along (π, x, y) over Spec R is a curve all of whose irreducible components are one-dimensional.

        Regularity of the blowup over a discrete valuation ring #

        One blowup resolves a node of thickness two or three. For a uniformizer π of a discrete valuation ring R, every local ring of the blowup of R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) along (π, x, y) is regular exactly when n ≤ 1.