The exact sequence of a closed subscheme #
Let I ⊆ 𝒪_X be an ideal sheaf on a scheme X, cutting out the closed subscheme
ι : V(I) ⟶ X. Restricting regular functions to V(I) is the morphism of 𝒪_X-modules
𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)}, whose kernel is I by definition of the sections of I. It is an
epimorphism because on every affine open U the restriction Γ(X, U) ⟶ Γ(V(I), U ∩ V(I)) is the
quotient map by I(U). This gives the short exact sequence of 𝒪_X-modules
0 ⟶ I ⟶ 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)} ⟶ 0,
through which the cohomology of I is compared with the cohomology of 𝒪_X and of the closed
subscheme V(I). Since ι is affine, ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)} is quasi-coherent, and hence so is the kernel
I of a morphism between quasi-coherent sheaves.
Main declarations #
Scheme.IdealSheafData.shortExact_toPushforwardSubscheme: the sequenceI ⟶ 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)}is short exact.Scheme.IdealSheafData.isQuasicoherent_sheaf: the ideal sheafIis quasi-coherent.
References #
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, Section II.5: the ideal sheaf
𝓘_Yof a closed subschemeYis the kernel of𝒪_X ⟶ i_* 𝒪_Y, which is surjective (Proposition II.5.9).
A section of 𝒪_X restricts to zero on V(I) exactly when it is a section of I, stated
in the sections of ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)}, whose zero is not reducibly the zero of
Γ(V(I), ι⁻¹ U).
Regular functions in I vanish on V(I).
Regular functions in I vanish on V(I).
I is the kernel of the restriction 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)}.
Instances For
The restriction 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)} is an epimorphism: on an affine open it is the
quotient map Γ(X, U) ⟶ Γ(X, U) ⧸ I(U), and affine opens form a basis.
The exact sequence of a closed subscheme
0 ⟶ I ⟶ 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)} ⟶ 0.
An ideal sheaf is quasi-coherent: it is the kernel of the morphism 𝒪_X ⟶ ι_* 𝒪_{V(I)}
between quasi-coherent sheaves, the target being quasi-coherent as ι is affine.