Algebra structures induced by a scheme over an affine base #
For a scheme X over Spec k, this file records the canonical k-algebra structures on the
function field of an integral X, on its stalks, and on its residue fields. It also proves that
the base, stalk, and function-field algebra structures form a scalar tower.
Main definitions and results #
Scheme.baseRingToFunctionField: the canonical map from the base ring to the function field.Scheme.globalRationalFunctionsEquivFunctionField: global rational functions as a module over the base ring.Scheme.baseRingToStalk: the canonical map from the base ring to a stalk.Scheme.fromSpecStalk_comp_over: the spectrum of a stalk maps toXover the affine base.Scheme.baseStalkResidueFieldIsScalarTower: compatibility of the base, stalk, and residue-field algebra structures.Scheme.baseStalkFunctionFieldIsScalarTower: compatibility of the base, stalk, and function-field algebra structures.Scheme.finrank_residueField_eq_residueDegree: over a field, the dimension of a residue field is the residue degree of the structure morphism.
The canonical map from the base ring of a scheme to its function field. It is the pullback to global sections followed by the inclusion of global functions into rational functions.
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The base-ring map to the function field sends a scalar to the rational function induced by the corresponding global function.
The base-ring map to the function field factors through the sections over any nonempty open
U: pull functions on Spec k back to Γ(X, U) along the structure morphism, then pass to
rational functions.
The function field of an integral scheme over Spec k is canonically a k-algebra.
The image of a base-ring element in a stalk is the germ of the corresponding global function.
The residue field at a point of a scheme over Spec k is canonically a k-algebra.
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The residue field at a point is canonically an algebra over its stalk.
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- X.residueFieldStalkAlgebra x = (CommRingCat.Hom.hom (X.residue x)).toAlgebra
The algebra map to the function field is the canonical composite from the base ring.
The algebra map from a stalk to its residue field is the residue map.
The canonical maps from the base ring through a stalk to its residue field form a scalar tower.
The residue at x of the image of a base ring element in the stalk is the evaluation at x
of the corresponding global function: both are the germ at x followed by the residue map.
The canonical maps from the base ring through a stalk to the function field form a scalar tower.
The canonical morphism from the spectrum of a stalk to a scheme over Spec k is a morphism
over Spec k; on rings, its composite with the structure morphism is the algebra map from k
to the stalk.
At the generic point of an integral scheme, fromSpecStalk is a morphism from the spectrum
of the function field over the affine base.
Global rational functions are the function field, also as modules over the base ring.
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The linear equivalence sends a global rational function to its value in the function field.