Recovering an affine morphism from its function algebra #
For an affine morphism p : V ⟶ X, the relative spectrum of the actual function algebra
p_* 𝒪_V is canonically isomorphic to V, over X. On an affine open U of X, the
isomorphism is the usual affine identification of p⁻¹ U with the spectrum of its regular
functions. These identifications glue and are natural in morphisms over the base.
The resulting relativeSpecCounit is the geometric counit for the correspondence between
quasi-coherent algebras and affine morphisms. No affineness assumption on the base is needed.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Tag 01LL (relative spectrum).
- The local isomorphism argument follows Mathlib's
Scheme.AffineZariskiSite.isColimitCoconeinMathlib.AlgebraicGeometry.Sites.SmallAffineZariski.
The canonical map from the relative spectrum of an affine morphism's function algebra back to its source, obtained by gluing the affine identifications on inverse images.
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On each affine open of the base, recovery from the function algebra is the ordinary affine chart map on its inverse image.
On each affine open of the base, recovery from the function algebra is the ordinary affine chart map on its inverse image.
Recovery from the function algebra respects the structure morphism to the base.
Recovery from the function algebra respects the structure morphism to the base.
An affine scheme over a base is recovered from its actual algebra of regular functions.
Recovery of an affine morphism from its function algebra is natural in scheme morphisms over the base.
Recovery of an affine morphism from its function algebra is natural in scheme morphisms over the base.
The inverse form of Scheme.Hom.relativeSpecFunctionsToScheme_naturality: a scheme morphism
over the base is, through the identifications with the relative spectra of the function
algebras, the relative spectrum of pullback of functions.
The inverse form of Scheme.Hom.relativeSpecFunctionsToScheme_naturality: a scheme morphism
over the base is, through the identifications with the relative spectra of the function
algebras, the relative spectrum of pullback of functions.
The canonical isomorphism recovering an affine scheme over X from its function algebra.
Its forward map is the gluing of the ordinary affine identifications on inverse images.
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The forward recovery isomorphism is the canonical map glued from affine charts.
The inverse recovery map is the categorical inverse of the canonical affine recovery.
The geometric counit: an affine scheme over X is naturally the relative spectrum of
its actual quasi-coherent algebra of regular functions.
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The counit on underlying schemes is the canonical recovery map from the function algebra.
On underlying schemes, the inverse counit is the inverse of the canonical recovery map.