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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.FiniteEtale.Basic

Finite étale schemes and their coordinate algebras #

Finite étale schemes over an affine base are anti-equivalent to finite étale algebras over its coordinate ring. In particular, over a separably closed field they are equivalent to finite sets. These comparisons allow finite étale geometry to be expressed in terms of coordinate algebras without replacing a scheme by a chosen affine presentation.

The construction restricts Mathlib's fully faithful AlgebraicGeometry.algSpec; essential surjectivity uses affineness of finite morphisms. The inverse is naturally identified with AlgebraicGeometry.algΓ using AlgebraicGeometry.algΓAlgSpecAdjunction. The classification over a separably closed field uses CommAlgCat.FiniteEtale.equivOfIsSepClosed, and equivOfIsSepClosedFunctorCompInclIso identifies the finite set it attaches to a finite étale scheme with the set of sections of that scheme.

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The property of a scheme over S being finite and étale over S.

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    A scheme over S is finite étale exactly when its structure morphism is finite and étale.

    The finite étale property of schemes over S is the object property of Over S induced by the morphism property IsFinite ⊓ Etale. Use it to apply Mathlib's closure results for MorphismProperty.overObj.

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    Finite étale schemes over S, with all morphisms over S.

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      A morphism of finite étale schemes over S is étale.

      Bundle a scheme with a finite étale structure morphism.

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        The underlying object over S of ofHom f is Over.mk f.

        The base itself, through its identity, is a terminal finite étale scheme.

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          The spectrum functor on finite étale algebras, with target finite étale schemes.

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            Forgetting the finite étale properties of spec gives Mathlib's algebraic spectrum functor, on both objects and morphisms.

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            The object over the base underlying a finite étale spectrum is Mathlib's algebraic spectrum of its coordinate algebra.

            Finite étale algebras over a commutative ring are anti-equivalent to finite étale schemes over its spectrum. The forward functor is spec.

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              The forward functor of the finite étale anti-equivalence is the spectrum functor.

              After forgetting finiteness and étaleness, the inverse coordinate-algebra functor is naturally isomorphic to Mathlib's global-sections functor algΓ. The components identify coordinate algebras, and .hom.naturality identifies pullback on every morphism.

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                Over a separably closed field, finite étale schemes are equivalent to finite sets. The inverse constructs the spectrum of the algebra of functions on the finite set.

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                  The finite-set classification takes the finite prime spectrum of the coordinate algebra. Its object and map computations are those of Mathlib's finiteSpec; the coordinate algebra and its pullback are identified with global sections by finiteEtaleCommAlgCatOpEquivFiniteEtaleSchemeInverseCompInclusionIso.

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                  The inverse finite-set classification forms the function algebra and then takes its spectrum. Mathlib's inverse object and map lemmas compute the function-algebra functor.

                  The finite-set classification is naturally isomorphic to the geometric fibre of the coordinate algebra: algebra homomorphisms to the separably closed base field, with precomposition as the action on morphisms.

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                    Over a separably closed field K, the finite set that equivOfIsSepClosed attaches to the terminal finite étale scheme Spec K is a single point, since the equivalence preserves terminal objects.

                    Over a separably closed field K, the finite set attached to a finite étale scheme by equivOfIsSepClosed is naturally its set of sections, that is, of its K-rational points.

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                      A section g of a finite étale scheme Y over a separably closed field K corresponds to the image under (equivOfIsSepClosed K).functor of g of the unique point attached to Spec K. The point a is arbitrary, since that finite set has exactly one element.

                      A point y of the finite set attached to a finite étale scheme Y over a separably closed field K corresponds to the section preimage of the map from the one-point set picking y.

                      Every finite étale scheme over an affine base admits a finite étale coordinate algebra, with an isomorphism respecting the structure morphism.