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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Curves.SingularLocus.Etale

The singular locus along étale morphisms #

Let g : X' ⟶ X be an étale morphism of relative curves over Spec R. Then the relative singular locus of X' is the inverse image of that of X: Sing(X'/R) = g⁻¹ Sing(X/R), as ideal sheaves and hence as closed subschemes. On affine charts V ⊆ g⁻¹ U, the ring map Γ(X, U) → Γ(X', V) is étale, so Ω[Γ(X', V)⁄R] is the base change of Ω[Γ(X, U)⁄R], and first Fitting ideals commute with base change.

Open immersions are étale, so this includes the restriction of the singular locus to open subschemes. Étale neighbourhoods are the charts in which the local normal form of a node is stated.

Main results #

References #

For an étale morphism g : X' ⟶ X of relative curves over Spec R and affine opens V ⊆ g⁻¹ U, the singular ideal of X' on V is generated by the image of the singular ideal of X on U.

The singular locus commutes with étale morphisms. If g : X' ⟶ X is an étale morphism of relative curves over Spec R, then the singular locus of X' is the inverse image under g of the singular locus of X. For the closed subschemes, see AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.isPullback_singularLocus_subschemeι_of_etale.

The singular subscheme commutes with étale morphisms. If g : X' ⟶ X is an étale morphism of relative curves over Spec R, then Sing(X'/R) is the base change Sing(X/R) ×_X X' of the closed subscheme Sing(X/R).