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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.RelativeSpec.Graded

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.

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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.

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        The scheme underlying the graded relative spectrum of A is the relative spectrum of the direct-sum algebra ⨁ₙ Aₙ.

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        The grading of the graded relative spectrum of A is A.

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        The grading of the graded relative spectrum of A identifies its function algebra with ⨁ₙ Aₙ through the relative-Spec unit.

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        On underlying schemes, graded relative Spec acts on a graded algebra morphism through relative Spec of the induced morphism of direct-sum algebras.

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        On gradings, graded relative Spec acts on a graded algebra morphism by that morphism.

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        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.

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        On gradings, the counit of the graded relative-Spec anti-equivalence is the identity.

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        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.

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        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.