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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Compactification.Basic

Scheme compactifications #

A compactification of a scheme morphism is a factorization through a quasi-compact open immersion followed by a proper morphism. Morphisms fix the source and lie over the base. We realize this category as a full subcategory of Mathlib's CategoryTheory.Factorisation, so its morphisms and category laws are inherited rather than reconstructed. As in the Stacks Project's category of compactifications, density is not required. These definitions impose no quasi-compactness or quasi-separatedness condition on the base. Being a compactification is invariant under isomorphism of factorizations, and an isomorphism of ambient schemes compatible with both maps is an isomorphism of compactifications (Compactification.isoMk).

The dense compactifications form the further full subcategory where the open immersion is scheme-theoretically dominant. This condition retains the scheme structure, including nilpotents. No existence theorem or reducedness assumption is part of these definitions. Every map from a dense compactification lifts along a closed immersion of compactifications (Compactification.liftOfIsClosedImmersion).

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Factorizations with a quasi-compact open first map and proper second map.

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    abbrev TauCeti.Compactification {X S : AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme} (f : X ⟶ S) :
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    Compactifications of f, with maps fixing X and lying over S.

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      The ambient proper scheme of a compactification.

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        The open immersion of the source into its compactification.

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          The proper structure map of a compactification.

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            Bundle a quasi-compact open immersion and a proper map as a compactification.

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              The tautological compactification of a principal affine open, over its ambient spectrum.

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                Localizing at a non-zero-divisor gives a schematically dense interior; the ring need not be reduced.

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                A morphism of compactifications fixes the source and lies over the base.

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                  Every morphism of compactifications is proper.

                  A morphism of compactifications is a monomorphism when its map of ambient schemes is.

                  The map of ambient schemes underlying an isomorphism of compactifications is an isomorphism.

                  An isomorphism of ambient schemes fixing the source and lying over the base is an isomorphism of compactifications.

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                    A compactifiable morphism is separated.

                    A compactifiable morphism is locally of finite type.

                    A compactifiable morphism is quasi-compact.

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                    The identity compactification of a proper morphism.

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                      The identity compactification is initial: its map to any compactification is the specified open immersion.

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                        Being a compactification is invariant under isomorphism of factorizations.

                        Scheme-theoretic density of the interior of a compactification.

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                          Schematic density of the interior is invariant under isomorphism of compactifications.

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                          The full subcategory of compactifications with scheme-theoretically dense interior.

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                            A proper morphism has a dense identity compactification.

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                              A map out of a dense compactification into C lifts along a closed immersion φ : D ⟶ C of compactifications: the interior of E is scheme-theoretically dense and lands in the closed subscheme D.Xbar of C.Xbar.

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                                Over a schematically dense interior, a section of the base vanishes on the ambient scheme exactly when it vanishes on the source. In particular nilpotent sections pulled back from the base are not lost.