Syntomic morphisms of fixed relative dimension #
A syntomic morphism of relative dimension n is locally on affine charts standard syntomic
of relative dimension n. These morphisms are flat and locally finitely presented, are local
on both source and target, and are stable under arbitrary base change. They have relative
dimension at most n. The affine criterion connects the scheme property to the existing
algebraic complete-intersection presentations.
The consequences SyntomicOfRelativeDimension.flat n f and
SyntomicOfRelativeDimension.locallyOfFinitePresentation n f take the dimension explicitly,
since it is absent from their conclusions. For downstream typeclass-based APIs, install them
locally with have := SyntomicOfRelativeDimension.flat n f and
have := SyntomicOfRelativeDimension.locallyOfFinitePresentation n f.
This construction follows the local-chart API of Mathlib's SmoothOfRelativeDimension in
Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/Morphisms/Smooth.lean, by Christian Merten. The mathematical
reference is the Stacks Project, Syntomic morphisms. Syntomic relative curves provide the
complete-intersection input to the singular-locus criterion for nodal families.
A scheme morphism is syntomic of relative dimension n if each source point has affine
source and target neighborhoods on which the induced ring map is standard syntomic of
relative dimension n.
- exists_isStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension (x : ↥X) : ∃ (U : ↑Y.affineOpens) (V : ↑X.affineOpens) (_ : x ∈ ↑V) (e : ↑V ≤ (TopologicalSpace.Opens.map f.base).obj ↑U), IsStandardSyntomicOfRelativeDimension n (CommRingCat.Hom.hom (AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Hom.appLE f (↑U) (↑V) e))
Instances
The affine ring property of syntomic morphisms is locally standard syntomic.
Over an affine target, every source point has a standard syntomic affine chart over the global sections of the target.
Syntomic morphisms of fixed relative dimension are stable under arbitrary base change.
Syntomicity of fixed relative dimension is invariant under isomorphisms.
Syntomicity of fixed relative dimension is local on the source.
Syntomicity of fixed relative dimension is local on the target.
Restricting the source to an open subscheme preserves syntomicity and relative dimension.
Open immersions, including identities, are syntomic of relative dimension zero.
Syntomic morphisms are flat.
Syntomic morphisms are locally of finite presentation.
A standard syntomic algebra gives a syntomic morphism on spectra.
The affine criterion for syntomicity is localization on the source of the induced ring map.
Pulling back a syntomic morphism preserves its relative dimension.
Pulling back a syntomic morphism preserves its relative dimension.
A syntomic morphism of relative dimension n has all fibres of dimension at most n.