Special fibres and local base change #
For a local homomorphism of local rings, taking the special fibre after base change agrees canonically with extending the original special fibre along the induced extension of residue fields. The isomorphism compares two iterated pullbacks of schemes and preserves their maps to the original total space and to the new residue-field spectrum. It is the comparison used when changing the chosen DVR in a model of a curve.
Base change to a local ring followed by passage to its special fibre is the same as extending the original special fibre to the larger residue field.
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The special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the original scheme.
The special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the original scheme.
The special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the new residue-field spectrum.
The special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the new residue-field spectrum.
The inverse special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the original scheme.
The inverse special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the original scheme.
The inverse special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the new residue-field spectrum.
The inverse special-fibre base-change isomorphism preserves projection to the new residue-field spectrum.