Base change and geometric fibres of finite étale schemes #
Finite étale morphisms are stable under base change, so pulling back along f : T ⟶ S
restricts Mathlib's Over.pullback f to a functor FiniteEtaleScheme.pullback f from finite
étale S-schemes to finite étale T-schemes. Base change along identities and composites is
identified with the identity and with composites of base changes by pullbackId and
pullbackComp, whose components are those of Over.pullbackId and Over.pullbackComp. These
identifications are coherent: pullbackComp x (𝟙 S) is the base change of pullbackId
(pullbackComp_id_inv_app_comp_eqToHom), and the two identifications of base change along a
triple composite agree (pullbackComp_comp_inv_app_comp_eqToHom), up to the equalities
x ≫ 𝟙 S = x and x ≫ f ≫ g = (x ≫ f) ≫ g.
For a geometric point x : Spec Ω ⟶ S, with Ω a separably closed field, the
geometric fibre functor FiniteEtaleScheme.fiber x sends a finite étale S-scheme X to the
finite set attached to X ×_S Spec Ω by the classification of finite étale schemes over a
separably closed field. This is the functor on finite étale covers whose automorphisms define
the étale fundamental group based at x.
The fibre functor is corepresented by the geometric point itself:
FiniteEtaleScheme.fiberCompInclIso identifies fiber x with the set of lifts of x to
X, that is, with morphisms Over.mk x ⟶ X in Over S. Its proof combines the adjunction
Over.map x ⊣ Over.pullback x with equivOfIsSepClosedFunctorCompInclIso, which identifies
the finite set attached to a finite étale Spec Ω-scheme with its set of sections.
Changing the geometric point along a morphism of bases is pullbackCompFiberIso, compatibly with
identities and composites (pullbackCompFiberIso_id_hom_app, pullbackCompFiberIso_comp_hom_app).
These compatibilities make the étale fundamental group functorial in the scheme.
References #
- A. Grothendieck, SGA 1, Exposé V, §§4–7.
- H. W. Lenstra, Galois theory for schemes.
- The Stacks Project, Section 58.5 (Finite étale covers of schemes).
Base change of finite étale schemes along f : T ⟶ S, sending X to X ×_S T over T.
On underlying objects over the bases it is Mathlib's Over.pullback f.
Instances For
Forgetting finiteness and étaleness, base change is Over.pullback.
The scheme over T underlying a base change is Over.pullback f of the original.
On morphisms, base change is Over.pullback f.
Base change along the identity is the identity, with components those of
Over.pullbackId.
Instances For
The components of pullbackId.hom are those of Over.pullbackId.hom.
The components of pullbackId.inv are those of Over.pullbackId.inv.
Base change along a composite is the composite of the base changes, with components those
of Over.pullbackComp.
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The components of (pullbackComp f g).hom are those of Over.pullbackComp.
The components of (pullbackComp f g).inv are those of Over.pullbackComp.
Base change along x : T ⟶ S of the identification pullbackId of base change along the
identity is the composition isomorphism pullbackComp x (𝟙 S), up to the equality
x ≫ 𝟙 S = x.
Base change along x : T ⟶ S of the identification pullbackId of base change along the
identity is the composition isomorphism pullbackComp x (𝟙 S), up to the equality
x ≫ 𝟙 S = x.
The two ways of identifying base change along x ≫ f ≫ g with the composite of the base
changes along g, f and x agree, up to the equality x ≫ f ≫ g = (x ≫ f) ≫ g.
The two ways of identifying base change along x ≫ f ≫ g with the composite of the base
changes along g, f and x agree, up to the equality x ≫ f ≫ g = (x ≫ f) ≫ g.
The geometric fibre functor at a geometric point x : Spec Ω ⟶ S, for Ω separably
closed: a finite étale S-scheme X goes to the finite set classifying X ×_S Spec Ω.
Instances For
The geometric fibre functor is base change to the geometric point followed by the classification of finite étale schemes over a separably closed field.
The geometric fibre functor at x is corepresented by x: the fibre of X is naturally
the set of lifts of x to X, that is, of morphisms Over.mk x ⟶ X over S.
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A lift g : Over.mk x ⟶ X of the geometric point x gives the point of the fibre
corresponding, under equivOfIsSepClosedFunctorCompInclIso, to the section of X ×_S Spec Ω
adjoint to g under Over.map x ⊣ Over.pullback x.
A point y of the fibre gives the lift of x adjoint, under Over.map x ⊣ Over.pullback x,
to the section of X ×_S Spec Ω corresponding to y under
equivOfIsSepClosedFunctorCompInclIso.
The geometric fibre functor of Spec Ω at its identity point is the classification of
finite étale schemes over the separably closed field Ω by finite sets.
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The components of fiberIdIso are the images of those of pullbackId.
The components of (fiberIdIso Ω).inv are the images of those of pullbackId.inv.
Base change along f : T ⟶ S followed by the geometric fibre at x : Spec Ω ⟶ T is the
geometric fibre at the composite geometric point x ≫ f.
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The components of pullbackCompFiberIso are the images of those of pullbackComp.
The components of (pullbackCompFiberIso f x).inv are the images of those of
pullbackComp.
Changing the geometric point along the identity: pullbackCompFiberIso (𝟙 S) x is the
geometric fibre of pullbackId, up to the equality x ≫ 𝟙 S = x.
Changing the geometric point along the identity: pullbackCompFiberIso (𝟙 S) x is the
geometric fibre of pullbackId, up to the equality x ≫ 𝟙 S = x.
Changing the geometric point along a composite f ≫ g is changing it along f and then
along g, up to the equality x ≫ f ≫ g = (x ≫ f) ≫ g.
Changing the geometric point along a composite f ≫ g is changing it along f and then
along g, up to the equality x ≫ f ≫ g = (x ≫ f) ≫ g.