Pullback of quasicoherent sheaves preserves duals #
Pullback from quasicoherent sheaves to all modules on the source of an arbitrary scheme
morphism is strong symmetric monoidal. Its inverse tensor comparison is the canonical oplax
tensorator of module pullback, and its inverse unit comparison is the structure-sheaf
identification. The existing identity and composition formulas for these canonical comparisons
therefore still apply. The canonical QuasicoherentSheaf.pullback functor inherits this strong
symmetric monoidal structure, with characteristic equations for all four comparisons on
underlying modules. No flatness or finiteness assumptions are needed.
In particular, arbitrary pullback preserves both left and right dualizability inside the quasicoherent subcategories. This lets dualizability be transported to affine charts, where it is equivalent to finite projectivity of the module of global sections.
The monoidal structure is obtained from the invertibility of the existing oplax comparisons,
using Mathlib's Functor.Monoidal.ofOplaxMonoidal. Dual preservation then follows from
Functor.mapHasLeftDual and Functor.mapHasRightDual.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Sheaves of Modules, Lemma 03EL (pullback of tensor products).
Pulling back a tensor product with a fixed quasicoherent left factor commutes with tensoring by its pullback, naturally in the other, arbitrary sheaf of modules.
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The left tensor comparison is the canonical oplax tensor map of pullback.
Pulling back a tensor product with a fixed quasicoherent right factor commutes with tensoring by its pullback, naturally in the other, arbitrary sheaf of modules.
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The right tensor comparison is the canonical oplax tensor map of pullback.
Pullback from quasicoherent sheaves to all modules on the source is strong monoidal, with inverse comparisons inherited from module pullback.
The inverse tensor comparison is the canonical module-pullback tensor comparison.
The inverse unit comparison is the canonical structure-sheaf identification.
The tensor comparison inverts the canonical module-pullback tensor comparison.
The unit comparison inverts the canonical structure-sheaf identification.
Pullback of quasicoherent sheaves, viewed in all modules, respects symmetry.
Pullback of quasicoherent sheaves is strong symmetric monoidal for every scheme morphism.
The inverse tensor comparison of quasicoherent pullback is the module comparison, transported along the underlying-object identifications.
The inverse unit comparison of quasicoherent pullback is the structure-sheaf comparison.
The tensor comparison of quasicoherent pullback inverts the module comparison, transported along the underlying-object identifications.
The unit comparison of quasicoherent pullback inverts the structure-sheaf comparison.
Arbitrary pullback carries a left dual of a quasicoherent sheaf to a left dual of its pullback.
Arbitrary pullback preserves right dualizability of quasicoherent sheaves.