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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Morphisms.Unramified.Basic

Unramified morphisms #

A morphism of schemes is unramified when it is locally of finite type and formally unramified. This packages the two conditions as a morphism property, so geometric constructions such as the singular subscheme of a nodal family can state the usual unramifiedness condition directly. Since the diagonal of an unramified morphism is an open immersion, open immersions cancel against unramified morphisms on the right (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Unramified.isOpenImmersion_hasOfPostcompProperty). In particular, in a pullback square along an unramified morphism, the lift of an open immersion is an open immersion (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.isOpenImmersion_lift_of_isPullback). Both conditions satisfy fpqc descent, hence so does unramifiedness (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Unramified.descendsAlong_surjective_inf_flat_inf_quasicompact).

Main definition #

A morphism of schemes is unramified if it is locally of finite type and formally unramified.

Instances

    The affine criterion for an unramified morphism.

    If a composite is unramified, then its first map is unramified.

    @[instance 900]

    A monomorphism locally of finite type is unramified.

    If f ≫ g is an open immersion and g is unramified, then f is an open immersion, since the diagonal of an unramified morphism is an open immersion. In particular, a section of an unramified morphism is an open immersion.

    In a pullback square along an unramified morphism f : Y ⟶ S, the lift of an open immersion ι : W ⟶ Z together with a compatible j : W ⟶ Y is an open immersion: it is a section over W of the projection p : Z' ⟶ Z, which is unramified as a base change of f.