The degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf #
For a smooth proper geometrically connected family of curves f : X ⟶ S, the degree-zero
relative Picard presheaf consists of the line-bundle classes having degree zero on every
geometric fibre. This file defines its fppf sheafification and embeds it into the relative Picard
fppf sheaf.
The inclusion is a monomorphism: the degree-zero presheaf is a subgroup presheaf of the relative
Picard presheaf, and sheafification of additive commutative groups preserves finite limits and
hence monomorphisms. The resulting subsheaf is the functorial Pic⁰ used before representability.
Identifying it with an open-and-closed identity component of a representing Picard scheme needs
the geometric representability and local-constancy theorems and is not asserted here.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativePicardDegreeZeroFppfSheaf: the fppf sheafification of the degree-zero relative Picard presheaf;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativePicardDegreeZeroToFppfSheaf: its sheafification map;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativePicardDegreeZeroToFppfSheafOfMul: the same map on the underlying multiplicatively written degree-zero Picard functor;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativePicardDegreeZeroFppfSheafι: the monomorphism from the degree-zero sheaf to the relative Picard fppf sheaf, compatible with the sheafification maps;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.relativePicardDegreeZeroFppfSheafHomEquiv: the universal property of the degree-zero sheafification.
References #
- S. Kleiman, The Picard scheme, in Fundamental Algebraic Geometry: Grothendieck's FGA Explained, Sections 9.4--9.5.
- The Stacks Project, Tag 0B9R.
The degree-zero relative Picard presheaf, transported from multiplicative to additive notation before fppf sheafification.
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The additive degree-zero relative Picard presheaf is obtained from the multiplicative one by the equivalence between commutative groups and additive commutative groups.
The sections of the additive degree-zero Picard presheaf are the additive presentation of the sections of the multiplicatively written degree-zero Picard functor.
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Pullback of a section commutes with changing the degree-zero Picard functor from multiplicative to additive notation.
The inclusion of the additive degree-zero relative Picard presheaf into the additive relative Picard presheaf.
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The inclusion of the additive degree-zero relative Picard presheaf is a monomorphism.
The degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf of a smooth proper geometrically connected family of curves, obtained by sheafifying the presheaf of classes having degree zero on every geometric fibre.
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The degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf is the fppf sheafification of the additive degree-zero presheaf.
The underlying presheaf of the degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf is the sheafification of the additive degree-zero presheaf.
The canonical map from the degree-zero relative Picard presheaf to its fppf sheafification.
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The canonical map to the degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf is the unit of fppf sheafification.
The canonical map from the multiplicatively written degree-zero Picard presheaf to the
underlying presheaf of sets of its additive fppf sheafification. It sends a section c to the
sheafification image of Additive.ofMul c.
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The canonical map from the multiplicative degree-zero Picard presheaf sends a section to the sheafification image of the corresponding additive section.
The inclusion of the degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf into the full relative Picard fppf sheaf, obtained by sheafifying the inclusion of presheaves.
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The inclusion of degree-zero fppf sheaves is obtained by applying sheafification to the inclusion of additive Picard presheaves and transporting along the defining equalities.
The inclusion of the degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf is a monomorphism.
The inclusion of degree-zero fppf sheaves is compatible with the canonical maps from the degree-zero and full relative Picard presheaves to their fppf sheafifications.
The inclusion of degree-zero fppf sheaves is compatible with the canonical maps from the degree-zero and full relative Picard presheaves to their fppf sheafifications.
Universal property of the degree-zero relative Picard fppf sheaf. Maps from its
sheafification to an fppf sheaf F are naturally equivalent to maps from the additive
degree-zero 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 degree-zero relative Picard presheaf.