Affine comparison for symmetric powers #
Symmetric powers of quasicoherent modules on a spectrum are computed by symmetric powers of modules. The comparison sends a product of module elements to the sheafified product of their associated global sections.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Lemma 10.13.6.
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, Proposition II.5.2.
Symmetric powers commute with the affine tilde construction over arbitrary commutative rings and modules. No finite-generation, freeness or flatness assumption is needed.
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On every open, the inverse affine comparison sends a sheafified monomial in associated sections to the associated section of the same monomial. The empty list includes degree zero.
On every open, the affine comparison sends the associated section of a monomial to the sheafified monomial in its associated sections.
The inverse affine symmetric-power comparison is natural in the module.
The inverse affine symmetric-power comparison is natural in the module.
The affine symmetric-power comparison is natural in the module.
The affine symmetric-power comparison is natural in the module.
The affine symmetric-power comparisons form a natural isomorphism between taking the symmetric power before and after associating a sheaf to a module.
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The forward components of the natural affine comparison.
The inverse components of the natural affine comparison.