The projective line is the two-chart model of k(X) #
The projective line ℙ¹_k = Proj k[X₀, X₁] over a field k
(TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.projectiveLine) is a regular proper curve over k whose function
field is the rational function field k(X), the function X₁ / X₀ going to X
(TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.projectiveLine.functionFieldEquiv). By the classification of regular
proper curves (AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.isoTwoChartModel), it is therefore isomorphic over k to
the two-chart model of k(X) built from X, the scheme glued from Spec k[X] and Spec k[X⁻¹].
For a function field F finite over k(X), the two-chart model of F built from the image x of
X maps finitely to the two-chart model of k(X)
(TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.isFinite_map), and is the normalization of the latter in
F (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.normalizationIso). Composing with the isomorphism
above gives the projection ν_F of the two-chart model of F onto ℙ¹_k itself: a finite
morphism over k whose pullback of rational functions is the inclusion k(X) → F.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.projectiveLine.isoTwoChartModel: the isomorphism ofℙ¹_kwith the two-chart model ofk(X)built fromX.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.toProjectiveLine: the projectionν_Fof the two-chart model ofFtoℙ¹_k.
Main results #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.projectiveLine.isCurveOver:ℙ¹_kis a curve overk. Its local rings are regular (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.projectiveLine.isRegularLocalRing_stalk), so those at codimension-one points are discrete valuation rings.projectiveLine.functionFieldEquiv_functionFieldMap_isoTwoChartModel_homandprojectiveLine.functionFieldEquiv_functionFieldMap_isoTwoChartModel_inv, in the namespaceTauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry: the pullbacks of rational functions along the isomorphism with the two-chart model and along its inverse are the identity ofk(X).TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.isFinite_toProjectiveLine:ν_Fis finite.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.twoChartModel.functionFieldEquiv_functionFieldMap_toProjectiveLine: the pullback of rational functions alongν_Fis the inclusionk(X) → F.
References #
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, GTM 52, Springer, 1977, Section I.6.
- H. Stichtenoth, Algebraic Function Fields and Codes, 2nd ed., GTM 254, Springer, 2009, Appendix B.
The projective line is a regular proper curve #
The projective line is a curve over k: it is integral and proper over k, and its
dimension is the transcendence degree one of its function field k(X).
The projective line is the two-chart model of k(X) #
The projective line is the two-chart model of k(X): the isomorphism over k of
ℙ¹_k = Proj k[X₀, X₁] with the scheme glued from Spec k[X] and Spec k[X⁻¹], whose pullback of
rational functions is the identity of k(X)
(functionFieldEquiv_functionFieldMap_isoTwoChartModel_hom).
Instances For
The isomorphism ℙ¹_k ⟶ twoChartModel is a morphism over k.
The isomorphism twoChartModel ⟶ ℙ¹_k is a morphism over k.
The pullback of rational functions along ℙ¹_k ≅ twoChartModel is the identity of k(X):
under the identifications of both function fields with k(X), the pullback along the isomorphism
ℙ¹_k ⟶ twoChartModel fixes every rational function.
The pullback of rational functions along the isomorphism twoChartModel ⟶ ℙ¹_k is the identity
of k(X), under the identifications of both function fields with k(X).
The projection of a two-chart model to the projective line #
The projection ν_F of the two-chart model of F to the projective line, for a function
field F integral, equivalently finite, over k(X): the morphism from the two-chart model of F
built from the image x of X to ℙ¹_k, glued from Spec of the inclusions k[X] → 𝒪_x and
k[X⁻¹] → 𝒪_{x⁻¹} and read through the isomorphism of ℙ¹_k with the two-chart model of
k(X).
Instances For
The projection to the projective line is a morphism over k.
The projection to the projective line is dominant.
The projection of the two-chart model of F to the projective line is finite. This
includes inseparable extensions F / k(X).
The pullback of rational functions along the projection to the projective line is the
inclusion k(X) → F, under the identifications of the function fields of ℙ¹_k and of the
two-chart model of F with k(X) and F.