The canonical symmetric-power comparison on affine spectra #
For an arbitrary ring map φ : R ⟶ S, the canonical comparison
(Spec φ)^* (Symⁿ M) ⟶ Symⁿ ((Spec φ)^* M) is invertible for every quasicoherent module
sheaf M on Spec R. There are no flatness, finite-presentation or local-freeness hypotheses,
and no assumption on the characteristic.
The comparison is the mate of the pushforward map on sheafified symmetric tensors, not a
separately chosen isomorphism. Under the affine identifications tildeSymmetricPowerIso and
tildeFunctorCompPullbackIso it becomes the scalar-extension isomorphism
S ⊗_R Symⁿ M ≅ Symⁿ (S ⊗_R M) of RingHom.extendScalarsSymmetricPowerIso
(pullback_tildeSymmetricPowerIso_hom). The identification is checked on monomials, through the
pullback and tilde adjunctions. This is the affine computation needed to check invertibility of
the canonical comparison locally on schemes.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.pullback_tildeSymmetricPowerIso_hom: the canonical comparison on an associated sheaf is the scalar-extension isomorphism, andTauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.pullbackSymmetricPowerComparison_tildesolves for it;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.isIso_pullbackSymmetricPowerComparison_of_spec: it is invertible on every quasicoherent sheaf onSpec R.
References #
- R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry, Exercise II.5.16.
Under the affine identifications tildeSymmetricPowerIso and tildeFunctorCompPullbackIso,
the canonical symmetric-power pullback comparison along Spec φ is the scalar-extension
isomorphism S ⊗_R Symⁿ M ≅ Symⁿ (S ⊗_R M).
Under the affine identifications tildeSymmetricPowerIso and tildeFunctorCompPullbackIso,
the canonical symmetric-power pullback comparison along Spec φ is the scalar-extension
isomorphism S ⊗_R Symⁿ M ≅ Symⁿ (S ⊗_R M).
The canonical symmetric-power pullback map on an associated sheaf is the composite of the affine comparisons with the scalar-extension isomorphism.
The canonical symmetric-power pullback comparison is invertible for every quasicoherent sheaf on an affine spectrum and every ring map, including nonflat maps.