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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.IdealSheaf.Section

Sections cut out by ideal sheaves #

Let f : X ⟶ S be a morphism of schemes. A section s of f which is a closed immersion, for instance any section of a separated morphism, is determined by its ideal sheaf s.ker: a second section t of f with s.ker ≤ t.ker is equal to s. Conversely, an ideal sheaf I on X is the ideal sheaf of a section of a separated morphism f exactly when its closed subscheme V(I) maps isomorphically to S, and the section is then the inverse of V(I) ⟶ S followed by the inclusion V(I) ⟶ X.

On a relative curve, this is how a relative effective Cartier divisor of degree one is the divisor of a unique section.

Main declarations #

A section of a separated morphism is a closed immersion.

A closed-immersion section is determined by its ideal sheaf. If s and t are sections of f : X ⟶ S and s is a closed immersion, then the ideal sheaf of s is contained in that of t exactly when s = t.

Two sections of a separated morphism are equal exactly when their ideal sheaves are.

The closed subscheme cut out by a closed-immersion section s of f : X ⟶ S maps isomorphically to S.

The section cut out by an ideal sheaf I on X whose closed subscheme V(I) maps isomorphically to S under f : X ⟶ S: the inverse of V(I) ⟶ S followed by the inclusion V(I) ⟶ X. It is the unique section of f with ideal sheaf I (eq_sectionOfIsIso_iff).

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    The section cut out by I factors through the inclusion V(I) ⟶ X: precomposing it with V(I) ⟶ S gives back that inclusion.

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    The ideal sheaf of the section cut out by I is I.

    The section cut out by I is the unique section with ideal sheaf I. A section s of f is the section cut out by I exactly when its ideal sheaf is I.

    Ideal sheaves of sections. An ideal sheaf I on X is the ideal sheaf of a section of a separated morphism f : X ⟶ S exactly when its closed subscheme maps isomorphically to S.