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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Descent.AffineMorphism

The descended scheme of a descent datum on an affine morphism #

Let p : S' ⟶ S be an affine morphism of schemes and D a descent datum relative to p, in the sense of TauCeti.DescentDatum p X, on a scheme X ⟶ S' affine over S'. Write π = X.hom ≫ p : X ⟶ S, an affine morphism. The datum gives two morphisms over S from S' ×_S X to X: the action (s, x) ↦ s · x and the second projection (s, x) ↦ x. On functions, these are two morphisms of quasi-coherent 𝒪_S-algebras π_* 𝒪_X ⟶ (π')_* 𝒪_{S' ×_S X}, and this file defines the descended scheme D.descended as the relative spectrum over S of their equalizer (CommMon.equalizerSubalgebraPresheaf). Over an affine open U of S it is the spectrum of the functions on π⁻¹ U which are invariant under the descent datum (CommMon.SubalgebraPresheaf.isPullback_relativeSpecCover); this is the global form of the invariant subalgebra TauCeti.Algebra.DescentDatum.descended used over an affine base.

The quotient map D.toDescended : X ⟶ D.descended lies over S and is invariant under the action (DescentDatum.act_toDescended). Consequently it induces a morphism of descent data D.toBaseChangeDescended : Hom D (baseChange p D.descended) from D to the canonical descent datum on D.descended ×_S S'. Faithfully flat descent for affine morphisms asserts that this comparison is an isomorphism when p is flat, so that D is then effective with descended scheme D.descended.

This file constructs the comparison and proves that it is an isomorphism whenever p is flat (DescentDatum.isIso_toBaseChangeDescended_hom), over an arbitrary base S. Being an isomorphism is local on S, so it suffices to work over an affine open U of S. There the descent datum restricts to the descent datum D.pullbackAlong U.ι relative to U ×_S S' ⟶ U, on X ×_{S'} (U ×_S S'), the part of X over U. Its invariant functions are the equalizer sections over U, by which the chart of D.descended over U is defined. Effective descent for affine schemes in terms of invariant functions (DescentDatum.isPushout_invariants) then shows that the part of X over U is the base change of this chart.

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The scheme descended from a descent datum D on an affine morphism X ⟶ S': the relative spectrum over S of the functions on X whose pullbacks along the action and along the second projection S' ×_S X ⟶ X agree.

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    The structure morphism of the descended scheme is that of the relative spectrum of the equalizer.

    The quotient map from X to the scheme descended from D.

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      The comparison morphism from D to the canonical descent datum on the base change D.descended ×_S S' of the descended scheme, x ↦ (D.toDescended x, X.hom x). When it is an isomorphism, the descent datum D is effective with descended scheme D.descended.

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        Effective descent for affine morphisms. If p : S' ⟶ S is affine and flat, the comparison from a descent datum D on a scheme X affine over S' to the canonical descent datum on the base change of the descended scheme D.descended is an isomorphism, over an arbitrary base S. So D is effective, with descended scheme D.descended.

        If p : S' ⟶ S is affine and flat, X is the base change of the descended scheme: the square formed by the quotient map D.toDescended : X ⟶ D.descended, the structure morphisms X ⟶ S' and D.descended ⟶ S, and p is cartesian.