Relative effective Cartier divisors of fixed degree #
Let f : X ⟶ S be a proper family of curves. A relative effective Cartier divisor D on
X_T = T ×_S X is finite flat over T, so its degree at t : T is the rank of its closed
subscheme over t. The degree is preserved by arbitrary base change. Consequently, the divisors
whose degree is everywhere a fixed natural number d form a subfunctor Div^d_{X/S} of the
functor of relative effective Cartier divisors.
This fixed-degree functor is the functor represented by the symmetric power Symᵈ X when f is
a smooth proper curve. This file constructs the functor; it does not prove representability.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativeEffectiveCartierDegreeSubfunctor: the subfunctorDiv^d_{X/S}of relative effective Cartier divisors of degreed;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativeEffectiveCartierDegreeOneSection: the degree-one divisor supplied by a section of a smooth proper relative curve.
References #
- S. Kleiman, The Picard scheme, in Fundamental Algebraic Geometry: Grothendieck's FGA Explained, Section 9.3.
- The Stacks Project, Picard Schemes of Curves, section Moduli of divisors on smooth curves.
The subfunctor Div^d_{X/S} of relative effective Cartier divisors of degree d.
At an S-scheme T, its elements are relative effective Cartier divisors on
X_T = T ×_S X whose finite flat closed subscheme has rank d at every point of T.
Arbitrary base change preserves this condition.
Instances For
A relative effective Cartier divisor belongs to Div^d_{X/S} exactly when the rank of its
closed subscheme over the base is constantly d.
The degree-one relative effective Cartier divisor obtained by pulling a fixed section x₀
back to X_T for every S-scheme T.
Instances For
The ideal sheaf underlying the degree-one divisor supplied by a section is the kernel of the base-changed section.
Pulling back the degree-one divisor supplied by x₀ gives the divisor supplied by the
base-changed section.