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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Morphisms.UniversalHomeomorphism

Universal homeomorphisms of schemes #

A universal homeomorphism is a scheme morphism whose every base change is a homeomorphism on underlying spaces. Such maps are surjective, universally injective and universally closed. Conversely, these three properties suffice. Equivalently, a universal homeomorphism is an integral, universally injective, surjective morphism.

This criterion applies to Frobenius without imposing finiteness or reducedness assumptions.

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A universal homeomorphism is surjective.

A universal homeomorphism is universally injective.

A universal homeomorphism is universally closed.

If f ≫ g is universally injective and f is surjective, then g is universally injective.

Every base change of a universal homeomorphism is a homeomorphism on underlying spaces.

Instances

    Universal homeomorphisms are the universal closure of the homeomorphism property.

    A universal homeomorphism induces a homeomorphism before any base change.

    An explicit universal-homeomorphism hypothesis implies surjectivity on points.

    An explicit universal-homeomorphism hypothesis implies universal closedness.

    An explicit universal-homeomorphism hypothesis implies universal injectivity.

    The second pullback projection is a universal homeomorphism when the first input map is.

    The first pullback projection is a universal homeomorphism when the second input map is.

    Spec.map φ is a universal homeomorphism iff φ is integral, precomposition by φ is injective on maps from S into every field, and PrimeSpectrum.comap φ.hom is surjective.

    Every isomorphism of schemes is a universal homeomorphism.

    The homeomorphism of underlying spaces induced by a universal homeomorphism of schemes.

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      The inverse underlying homeomorphism sends the image of a point back to that point.

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      Mapping the point supplied by the inverse homeomorphism recovers the original point.