Pullback of global homogeneous coordinates #
The morphism to Proj defined by global homogeneous coordinates commutes with
pullback along an arbitrary scheme morphism. This is equality of scheme morphisms,
including their structure-sheaf maps. In particular it applies to families over
nonreduced rings, where equality on field-valued points would not suffice.
AlgebraicGeometry.Proj.fromOfGlobalSections_naturality turns identities of pulled-back
coordinate maps into identities of morphisms. Combined with invariance under unit
rescaling, it supplies the passage from semi-invariant coordinates to invariant
projective morphisms used in constructing homogeneous spaces.
The chart calculation uses TauCeti.ProjectiveSpectrum.toBasicOpenOfGlobalSections_eq
and Mathlib's naturality of the canonical maps from open subschemes to spectra of sections.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §§7.d–7.f.
On a standard open, pulling back homogeneous coordinates pulls back the projective chart morphism. The source open is the basic open of the pulled-back coordinate.
On a standard open, pulling back homogeneous coordinates pulls back the projective chart morphism. The source open is the basic open of the pulled-back coordinate.
Pulling back global homogeneous coordinates along a scheme morphism gives the composite with the original projective morphism.
Pulling back global homogeneous coordinates along a scheme morphism gives the composite with the original projective morphism.