Graded relative Spec #
A grading of an affine scheme p : V ⟶ X over X is a nonnegatively graded quasicoherent
algebra A = (Aₙ)ₙ on X together with an isomorphism of quasicoherent algebras
p_* 𝒪_V ≅ ⨁ₙ Aₙ. Affine schemes over X equipped with a grading form the category
GradedAffineSchemeOver X: the categorical pullback of the coordinate-algebra functor
affineFunctions X along the direct-sum functor A ↦ ⨁ₙ Aₙ. A morphism consists of a morphism
of schemes over X and a graded algebra morphism between the gradings, in the opposite
direction, which induces the pullback of regular functions along the morphism of schemes.
Since relative Spec is an anti-equivalence between quasicoherent algebras and affine schemes over
X, relative Spec with the grading retained,
A ↦ (Spec_X (⨁ₙ Aₙ), A, p_* 𝒪 ≅ ⨁ₙ Aₙ), is an anti-equivalence
gradedRelativeSpecEquiv X : (GradedQuasicoherentAlgebra X)ᵒᵖ ≌ GradedAffineSchemeOver X. Its
inverse reads off the grading, and forgetting the grading recovers relative Spec of the
direct-sum algebra. This is the setting for linear schemes such as Spec_X (Sym F), graded by
the symmetric powers of a quasicoherent sheaf F.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.GradedAffineSchemeOver: affine schemes overXwith a grading of their function algebra;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.gradedRelativeSpec: relative Spec of the direct-sum algebra, with its grading;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.gradedRelativeSpecEquiv: graded relative Spec is an anti-equivalence, with identity unit and with counit given on underlying schemes by relative Spec of the grading isomorphism followed by the relative-Spec counit;TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.gradedRelativeSpecForgetIso: forgetting the grading ofgradedRelativeSpec Xgives relative Spec of the direct-sum algebra.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Tag 01LQ (relative spectrum as a functor).
- A. Grothendieck and J. Dieudonné, Éléments de géométrie algébrique II, §1.3.
Affine schemes over X with a nonnegative grading of their function algebra: triples of an
affine scheme p : V ⟶ X over X, a graded quasicoherent algebra A = (Aₙ)ₙ, and an
isomorphism p_* 𝒪_V ≅ ⨁ₙ Aₙ of quasicoherent algebras. A morphism is a morphism of schemes over
X together with a graded algebra morphism of the gradings, in the opposite direction, such that
the two agree as morphisms of function algebras.
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Graded relative Spec is an anti-equivalence between graded quasicoherent algebras and graded
affine schemes over X. The functor sends A to the relative spectrum of ⨁ₙ Aₙ, graded through
the relative-Spec unit p_* 𝒪 ≅ ⨁ₙ Aₙ, and the inverse reads off the grading. The unit is the
identity, and the counit is, on underlying schemes, relative Spec of the grading isomorphism
followed by the relative-Spec counit.
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Relative Spec of the direct-sum algebra of a graded quasicoherent algebra, with its grading retained.
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The functor of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is graded relative Spec.
The inverse of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence reads off the grading.
The scheme underlying the graded relative spectrum of A is the relative spectrum of the
direct-sum algebra ⨁ₙ Aₙ.
The grading of the graded relative spectrum of A is A.
The grading of the graded relative spectrum of A identifies its function algebra with
⨁ₙ Aₙ through the relative-Spec unit.
On underlying schemes, graded relative Spec acts on a graded algebra morphism through relative Spec of the induced morphism of direct-sum algebras.
On gradings, graded relative Spec acts on a graded algebra morphism by that morphism.
The unit of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is the identity.
The inverse unit of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is the identity.
On underlying schemes, the counit at a graded affine scheme (V, A, φ) is relative Spec of
φ, followed by the relative-Spec counit Spec_X (p_* 𝒪_V) ⟶ V.
On gradings, the counit of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is the identity.
On underlying schemes, the inverse counit at a graded affine scheme (V, A, φ) is the
inverse relative-Spec counit V ⟶ Spec_X (p_* 𝒪_V), followed by relative Spec of φ⁻¹.
On gradings, the inverse counit of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is the identity.
Graded relative Spec is an equivalence, in particular fully faithful and essentially surjective.
Forgetting the grading of the graded relative spectrum gives relative Spec of the direct-sum algebra.
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The comparison gradedRelativeSpecForgetIso is the identity on each object.
The inverse comparison gradedRelativeSpecForgetIso is the identity on each object.