Pullback of schemes along Spec.map #
Mathlib's CategoryTheory.Over.pullbackId and CategoryTheory.Over.pullbackComp compare the
pullback functors on Over categories along an identity morphism and along a composite. This
file reads those comparisons through Spec: Spec.map takes an identity ring map to an
identity morphism of schemes and a composite f ≫ g to Spec.map g ≫ Spec.map f, so pullback
along Spec.map (𝟙 R) is the identity functor on schemes over Spec R, and pullback along
Spec.map (f ≫ g) is the composite of pullback along Spec.map f with pullback along
Spec.map g.
These two comparisons mention neither affineness nor group objects: they are statements about
arbitrary schemes over an affine base, and they are the underlying comparisons of the base-change
functors on affine group schemes in
TauCeti/AlgebraicGeometry/AffineGroupScheme/BaseChange/Basic.lean.
The same pullback along Spec.map of a ring map k → K carries affine charts: if Spec A is an
open subscheme of X over Spec k, then Spec (A ⊗[k] K) is an open subscheme of the base
change X ×_k Spec K, over Spec K.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Over.pullbackSpecMapId: pullback alongSpec.map (𝟙 R)is the identity functor.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Over.pullbackSpecMapComp: pullback alongSpec.map (f ≫ g)is a composite of pullbacks.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.exists_isOpenImmersion_tensorProduct_of_isPullback: the base change of an affine chart is an affine chart of the base change.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.pullbackSpecIsoOfAlgEquiv: an algebra equivalence identifies an affine base change over its new base.
Pullback along Spec.map (𝟙 R) is the identity functor on schemes over Spec R.
Instances For
Pullback along Spec.map (f ≫ g) is pullback along Spec.map f followed by pullback along
Spec.map g.
Instances For
The base change of an affine chart is an affine chart of the base change. Let
φ : Spec A ⟶ X be an open immersion of schemes over Spec k, and let Y = X ×_k Spec K be a
base change of X. Then Spec (A ⊗[k] K) is an open subscheme of Y, over Spec K.
An algebraic identification of a base-changed algebra induces an isomorphism over the new affine base. No finiteness or étaleness assumptions are needed for this transport.
Instances For
The underlying map of the affine base-change isomorphism is the standard pullback comparison followed by the spectrum map of the inverse algebra equivalence.