Properness of the projective spectrum over its coefficient ring #
Let A be an ℕ-graded R-algebra with grading 𝒜. Mathlib proves that the projective spectrum
Proj 𝒜 is separated over the spectrum of the degree-zero part 𝒜 0, and proper over it when A
is of finite type over 𝒜 0 (AlgebraicGeometry.Proj.toSpecZero). This file transfers these
properties to the coefficient morphism Proj 𝒜 ⟶ Spec R (AlgebraicGeometry.Proj.toSpecCoeff),
which factors through Spec (𝒜 0) ⟶ Spec R:
- it is always separated;
- it is quasi-compact when
Ais of finite type over𝒜 0, and of finite type whenAis of finite type overR; - it is universally closed when moreover
𝒜 0is integral overR, and proper whenAis of finite type overRand𝒜 0is integral overR, for instance a finiteR-module.
The hypothesis on the degree-zero part cannot be dropped: for R[t][x] with t in degree zero
and x in degree one, the projective spectrum is Spec R[t], which is not universally closed over
Spec R when R is nonzero.
These statements are the affine-local input for properness of the relative Proj of a graded
quasi-coherent algebra over a scheme.
Main results #
AlgebraicGeometry.Proj.isSeparated_toSpecCoeffAlgebraicGeometry.Proj.quasiCompact_toSpecCoeffAlgebraicGeometry.Proj.locallyOfFiniteType_toSpecCoeffAlgebraicGeometry.Proj.universallyClosed_toSpecCoeffAlgebraicGeometry.Proj.isProper_toSpecCoeff
References #
- Stacks Project, Tag 01MC, separatedness of
Projover the degree-zero part. - Stacks Project, Tag 01MF, universal closedness of
Projover the degree-zero part for a graded ring of finite type over it.
The projective spectrum of a graded algebra is separated over its coefficient ring.
The projective spectrum of a graded algebra of finite type over its degree-zero part is quasi-compact over the coefficient ring.
The projective spectrum of a graded algebra of finite type over R is locally of finite type
over Spec R.
The projective spectrum of a graded algebra of finite type over its degree-zero part is universally closed over the coefficient ring when the degree-zero part is integral over it.
The projective spectrum is proper over the coefficient ring. If the graded algebra is of
finite type over R and its degree-zero part is integral over R, for instance a finite
R-module, then Proj 𝒜 ⟶ Spec R is proper.