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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Morphisms.FormallyUnramified

The fibre criterion for formal unramifiedness, and equalizers #

A morphism locally of finite type is formally unramified exactly when its residue-field fibres are formally unramified. Thus relative unramifiedness can be established by calculations over fields, even over a nonreduced or nonnoetherian base and without flatness.

The affine case uses Algebra.FormallyUnramified.of_formallyUnramified_baseChange_field. The passage between arbitrary field-valued points and residue-field fibres uses Mathlib's factorization of a field-valued point through the residue field of its image.

Dually to Mathlib's isClosedImmersion_equalizer_ι_left for separated targets, the equalizer of two morphisms over S into a scheme formally unramified and locally of finite type over S is an open subscheme of their source (isOpenImmersion_equalizer_ι_left): it is a base change of the diagonal, which is an open immersion by Mathlib's FormallyUnramified.isOpenImmersion_diagonal. In particular two sections of an unramified morphism agree on an open subscheme, and two morphisms into an unramified scheme that agree after a surjective morphism are equal (ext_of_surjective_of_formallyUnramified).

If the target is also separated, two morphisms that agree after a dominant morphism are equal (ext_of_isDominant_of_isSeparated_of_formallyUnramified). Unlike Mathlib's ext_of_isDominant_of_isSeparated, whose equalizer argument this follows, this does not require a reduced source: the equalizer is open as well as closed.

For the same reason, a morphism formally unramified and locally of finite type is a monomorphism exactly when it is universally injective (AlgebraicGeometry.FormallyUnramified.mono_iff_universallyInjective): its diagonal is an open immersion, which is an isomorphism exactly when it is surjective.

References #

A morphism locally of finite type is formally unramified if its base change along every field-valued point of the target is formally unramified.

A morphism locally of finite type is formally unramified if all its residue-field fibres are formally unramified.

A morphism locally of finite type is formally unramified exactly when all its residue-field fibres are formally unramified.

Equalizers into an unramified scheme are open. If Y is formally unramified and locally of finite type over S, the equalizer of two morphisms X ⟶ Y over S is an open subscheme of X: it is the base change of the diagonal of Y ⟶ S, which is an open immersion.

Morphisms into a separated unramified scheme agree if they agree after precomposition with a dominant morphism. The source may be nonreduced.

Morphisms into an unramified scheme agree if they agree after precomposition with a surjective morphism. Neither a reduced source nor a separated target is needed.

An unramified morphism is a monomorphism exactly when it is universally injective. Stacks, Tag 05VH.