Krull dimension of schemes and extension of the base field #
The Krull dimension of a scheme is the topological Krull dimension of its underlying space. This
file computes it from an open cover and shows that it is unchanged by extending the base field:
if X is locally of finite type over a field K and L / K is a field extension, then
X ×_{Spec K} Spec L has the same Krull dimension as X.
The affine case is the commutative-algebra statement dim (A ⊗[K] L) = dim A for a finitely
generated K-algebra A (TauCeti.ringKrullDim_tensorProduct_field_of_finiteType); the general
case follows by covering X with affine opens, whose base changes cover the fibre product.
This is the input for the stability of fibrewise dimension bounds of morphisms under base change:
the fibre of a base change is the base change of a fibre along an extension of residue fields.
Likewise X is pure-dimensional of dimension d exactly when X ×_{Spec K} Spec L is: on affine
charts, the irreducible components of Spec (L ⊗[K] A) lie over those of Spec A and have the
same dimension (TauCeti.isPureDimensional_primeSpectrum_tensorProduct_iff).
On a scheme locally of finite type over a field, a nonempty open part Z ∩ U of an irreducible
closed subset Z has the Krull dimension of Z. On an affine chart this is the corresponding
statement for spectra of finitely generated algebras
(TauCeti.topologicalKrullDim_inter_eq_of_finiteType), and Z is covered by the charts it meets.
This is the input for the locality of pure-dimensionality on such schemes.
On an irreducible scheme locally of finite type over a field, the local ring at every closed point
has the dimension of the scheme. On an affine chart Spec A this is the statement that every
maximal ideal of the finitely generated irreducible algebra A has height dim A
(TauCeti.height_eq_ringKrullDim_of_isMaximal), and the chart has the dimension of the scheme.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.topologicalKrullDim_eq_iSup_openCover: the Krull dimension of a scheme is the supremum of the Krull dimensions of the members of an open cover.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.topologicalKrullDim_pullback_Spec_map_of_field: the Krull dimension of a scheme locally of finite type over a field is invariant under extension of the base field.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.topologicalKrullDim_inter_eq_of_locallyOfFiniteType: on a scheme locally of finite type over a field, a nonempty open part of an irreducible closed subset has the dimension of that subset.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.topologicalKrullDim_eq_of_isOpenEmbedding_of_locallyOfFiniteType: a nonempty open subspace of an irreducible scheme locally of finite type over a field has the dimension of the scheme.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.isPureDimensional_pullback_Spec_map_iff_of_field: pure-dimensionality of a scheme locally of finite type over a field is invariant under extension of the base field.TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.ringKrullDim_stalk_eq_topologicalKrullDim_of_isClosed: on an irreducible scheme locally of finite type over a field, the local ring at a closed point has the dimension of the scheme.
References #
- Stacks Project, Tag 00P4, the pointwise form of the invariance of dimension under extension of the base field
The Krull dimension of a scheme is the supremum of the Krull dimensions of the members of an open cover.
For a finitely generated algebra A over a field K and a field extension L / K, the fibre
product Spec A ×_{Spec K} Spec L has the Krull dimension of A.
The Krull dimension of a scheme locally of finite type over a field K is invariant under
extension of the base field.
On a scheme locally of finite type over a field, a nonempty open part Z ∩ U of an
irreducible closed subset Z has the Krull dimension of Z.
A nonempty open subspace of an irreducible scheme locally of finite type over a field has the Krull dimension of the scheme.
A scheme locally of finite type over a field K is pure-dimensional of dimension d exactly
when its base change to a field extension L / K is.
On an irreducible scheme X locally of finite type over a field, the local ring at a closed
point has the Krull dimension of X.