Affine base change of global sections #
For a ring map φ : R ⟶ S, the canonical map
S ⊗_R Γ(Spec R, M) ⟶ Γ(Spec S, (Spec φ)^* M) is natural in the sheaf of modules M.
It is an isomorphism when M is quasicoherent, with no flatness or finiteness hypothesis.
The comparison sends 1 ⊗ m to the pullback of the section m.
This is the affine section calculation underlying cohomology and base change. The map is defined for arbitrary coefficient sheaves; quasicoherence is used only for its invertibility. It also supplies the section-module comparison used to transport invariants of modules, such as Fitting ideals, under scheme pullback.
The construction uses tildeFunctorCompPullbackIso, the tilde/global-sections adjunction,
and the extension/restriction-of-scalars adjunction. The characteristic equation identifies
it with the map adjoint to pulling back global sections.
References #
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, Proposition II.5.2(e).
- The Stacks Project, Tag 01I9 (pullback of quasicoherent sheaves on affine schemes).
The natural affine base-change map from scalar extension of global sections to global sections of the pulled-back module sheaf.
Instances For
The affine comparison is obtained by sheafifying the extended section module and then pulling back the tilde/global-sections counit.
The affine comparison is adjoint to pulling back sections along Spec φ.
The affine comparison is adjoint to pulling back sections along Spec φ.
The affine base-change map sends 1 ⊗ m to the pullback of the global section m.
Affine base change of global sections is invertible for quasicoherent coefficients. The ring map need not be flat.
Scalar extension of the global sections of a quasicoherent sheaf agrees with the global
sections of its pullback. The forward map is moduleSpecΓPullback.
Instances For
The forward affine section isomorphism is the canonical base-change map.