Pullback of tensor products with a quasicoherent factor #
For a morphism of schemes f : X ⟶ Y, the canonical comparison f^*(M ⊗ N) ⟶ f^*M ⊗ f^*N,
the tensor map of the oplax monoidal pullback, is an isomorphism whenever either factor is
quasicoherent (Scheme.Modules.isIso_pullback_δ_of_isQuasicoherent and
Scheme.Modules.isIso_pullback_δ_of_isQuasicoherent_right). The target Y is arbitrary and the
other factor is an arbitrary sheaf of modules; no flatness or finiteness is assumed.
Pullback along an open immersion j : U ⟶ Y is strong monoidal for all sheaves of modules
(Scheme.Modules.isIso_pullback_δ_of_isOpenImmersion), and restriction along j is lax monoidal
with invertible tensor map (Scheme.Modules.restrictFunctorLaxMonoidal,
Scheme.Modules.isIso_restrictFunctor_μ).
These isomorphisms say that pulling back along f turns tensor products into tensor products as
long as one factor is quasicoherent; in particular they apply to line bundles. This is what makes
pullback of line-bundle classes multiplicative (LineBundleClass.pullback_mul), so that every
morphism of schemes induces a homomorphism of Picard groups Pic(Y) →* Pic(X)
(LineBundleClass.pullbackHom), as the Picard functor T ↦ Pic(X_T) requires.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Sheaves of Modules, Lemma 03EL (pullback of tensor products).
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, Proposition II.5.2.
- G. M. Kelly, Doctrinal adjunction, Lecture Notes in Mathematics 420 (1974).
The morphism of sheaves of rings along j.opensFunctor, given on sections by the inverses of
the isomorphisms Scheme.Hom.appIso, along which Scheme.Modules.restrictFunctor j is the
pushforward of sheaves of modules.
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Restriction of modules along an open immersion j is lax monoidal, as the pushforward of
sheaves of modules along the functor of opens j.opensFunctor
(TauCeti.SheafOfModules.pushforwardLaxMonoidal).
The unit M ⟶ j_* (M|_U) of the restriction--pushforward adjunction along an open immersion
is compatible with the tensor maps of restriction and pushforward.
The counit (j_* A)|_U ⟶ A of the restriction--pushforward adjunction along an open
immersion is compatible with the tensor maps of restriction and pushforward.
Restriction of modules along an open immersion commutes with tensor products: its tensor
map M|_U ⊗ N|_U ⟶ (M ⊗ N)|_U is an isomorphism.
Pullback along an open immersion is strong monoidal: the tensor comparison
j^*(M ⊗ N) ⟶ j^*M ⊗ j^*N is an isomorphism for all sheaves of modules M and N.
Pullback preserves tensor products with a quasicoherent left factor: for every morphism
of schemes f : X ⟶ Y, the tensor comparison f^*(M ⊗ N) ⟶ f^*M ⊗ f^*N is an isomorphism when
M is quasicoherent. The right factor need not be quasicoherent.
Pullback preserves tensor products with a quasicoherent right factor: for every morphism
of schemes f : X ⟶ Y, the tensor comparison f^*(M ⊗ N) ⟶ f^*M ⊗ f^*N is an isomorphism when
N is quasicoherent. The left factor need not be quasicoherent.