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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Modules.Differentials.Quasicoherent

Quasi-coherence and finite presentation of relative differentials #

The relative differentials of any scheme over a commutative ring are quasi-coherent. On an affine open, the restriction comparison identifies them with the sheaf associated to the module of Kähler differentials of its coordinate ring. The resulting local presentations give quasi-coherence on the whole scheme. If the structure morphism is locally of finite presentation, the same comparisons give finite presentation of the differential sheaf. No Noetherian, properness, or smoothness assumption is needed.

On global sections over an affine open U, the same comparisons identify Γ(Ω_{X/R}, U) with the module of Kähler differentials Ω[Γ(X, U)⁄R], matching d a with D a. In particular, if X is locally of finite type over Spec R, these modules of sections are finitely generated, which is the finiteness needed to form the Fitting ideal sheaves of Ω_{X/R}.

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If X is locally of finite type over Spec R, then the ring of functions Γ(X, U) on every affine open U is a finitely generated R-algebra.

Over an affine open U, the sections of the sheaf of relative differentials are the Kähler differentials of the ring of functions: Ω[Γ(X, U)⁄R] ≃ Γ(Ω_{X/R}, U), sending D a to d a (relativeDifferentialsSectionsEquiv_D).

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    The identification Ω[Γ(X, U)⁄R] ≃ Γ(Ω_{X/R}, U) sends the Kähler differential D a of a function a on U to its differential d a.

    If X is locally of finite type over Spec R, the sections of Ω_{X/R} over every affine open U form a finitely generated Γ(X, U)-module.