Common refinements of scheme compactifications #
Two compactifications C₁, C₂ of f : X ⟶ S have a common dense refinement: the
scheme-theoretic closure of X in C₁.Xbar ×_S C₂.Xbar. The map of X into the fibre product
is an immersion, because its composite with the first projection is the open immersion C₁.j.
It is quasi-compact, because that projection is separated. Hence X is a quasi-compact open
subscheme of its scheme-theoretic closure, which is proper over S as a closed subscheme of a
fibre product of proper schemes.
A dense compactification with maps to C₁ and C₂ factors uniquely through the refinement, so
the refinement is the binary product in the category of dense compactifications. Iterating
gives a dense compactification refining any nonempty finite family of compactifications.
No hypotheses on S or f are needed for these constructions.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Compactification.toPullback: the immersion ofXintoC₁.Xbar ×_S C₂.Xbar.TauCeti.Compactification.commonRefinement: the dense compactification given by the scheme-theoretic closure ofXinC₁.Xbar ×_S C₂.Xbar.TauCeti.Compactification.commonRefinementFst,TauCeti.Compactification.commonRefinementSnd: its maps toC₁andC₂.TauCeti.Compactification.commonRefinementLift: the factorization of a dense compactification mapping toC₁andC₂.TauCeti.DenseCompactification.isLimitCommonRefinementFan: the common refinement is the binary product of dense compactifications.TauCeti.Compactification.exists_forall_nonempty_hom: a nonempty finite family of compactifications has a dense common refinement.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Lemma 38.32.1 (tag 0ATU), Compactifications.
- The Stacks Project, Section 29.6, Scheme theoretic image (tag 01R5).
- The Stacks Project, Section 29.7, Scheme theoretic closure and density (tag 01RB).
The map of the source into the fibre product of two compactifications over the base.
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The source is an immersion into the fibre product of two compactifications.
The immersion of the source into the fibre product is quasi-compact, since the first projection is separated.
The common refinement of two compactifications: the scheme-theoretic closure of the source in the fibre product of their ambient schemes over the base.
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The map from the common refinement to the first compactification.
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The map from the common refinement to the second compactification.
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Maps into the common refinement are determined by their composites with both projections. No density of the source is needed.
A dense compactification mapping to C₁ and C₂ factors through their common refinement:
its interior is scheme-theoretically dense, so its map to the fibre product lands in the
scheme-theoretic closure of the source.
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On ambient schemes, the factorization through the common refinement followed by the closed immersion into the fibre product is the pair of the given maps.
On ambient schemes, the factorization through the common refinement followed by the closed immersion into the fibre product is the pair of the given maps.
Every nonempty finite family of compactifications has a dense common refinement.
The binary fan of dense compactifications given by the common refinement.
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The common refinement is the binary product in the category of dense compactifications.