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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.PicardFunctor.Fppf

The relative Picard fppf sheaf #

For a morphism of schemes f : X ⟶ S, the relative Picard presheaf sends an S-scheme T to Pic(X_T) / Pic(T). The relative Picard functor is its associated sheaf for the fppf topology on schemes over S.

This file constructs that sheaf and records its universal property. It makes no representability claim: constructing a scheme that represents the sheaf, and identifying its degree-zero component, require additional geometric input.

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The relative Picard presheaf, transported from multiplicative to additive notation. This changes only the presentation of the abelian group law: addition is tensor product of line-bundle classes.

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    The additive relative Picard presheaf is obtained from the multiplicative one by the equivalence between commutative groups and additive commutative groups.

    The section of the additive relative Picard presheaf represented by a line-bundle class.

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      Every section of the additive relative Picard presheaf is represented by a line-bundle class.

      The relative Picard fppf sheaf of f : X ⟶ S, obtained by sheafifying the presheaf T ↦ Pic(X_T) / Pic(T) on the fppf site of schemes over S.

      This definition does not assert that the resulting sheaf is representable.

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        The relative Picard fppf sheaf is obtained by applying the fppf sheafification functor to the additive relative Picard presheaf.

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        The underlying presheaf of the relative Picard fppf sheaf is the sheafification of relativePicardPresheaf f.

        The canonical map from the relative Picard presheaf to its fppf sheafification.

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          Universal property of the relative Picard fppf sheaf. Maps from the sheafification to an fppf sheaf F are naturally equivalent to maps from the relative Picard presheaf to the underlying presheaf of F.

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            The universal-property equivalence restricts a sheaf morphism along the canonical map from the relative Picard presheaf.