Opens of locally directed colimits of schemes #
Let F : J ⥤ Scheme be a locally directed diagram of open immersions indexed by a small thin
category, so that its colimit is the scheme glued from the F j along the images of the
transition maps (AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.IsLocallyDirected.openCover). This file describes how
the images of the F j in the colimit meet.
Main results #
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.IsLocallyDirected.preimage_opensRange_ι_le: the part ofF jlying over the image ofF iis contained in the image ofF f, for anyf : i ⟶ j.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.IsLocallyDirected.preimage_le_iSup_preimage_inf_opensRange: the preimage inF jof an open contained in the image ofF iis covered by its intersections with the images of theF kmapping to bothF iandF j.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.range_pushout_inl_union_range_pushout_inr: a pushout of two open immersions is covered by the images of its two pieces.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.pushoutOpenCover: the open cover by those two pieces.AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.isPullback_pushout_of_isOpenImmersion: those two pieces intersect in precisely the common open along which they were glued.
References #
- The Stacks Project, Section 26.14, Gluing schemes (Tag 01JA).
In the colimit of a thin locally directed diagram of open immersions, the part of F j lying
over the image of F i is contained in the image of F f, for any f : i ⟶ j.
In the colimit of a thin locally directed diagram of open immersions, the opens
U ⊓ ιₖ(F k), for k mapping to both i and j, cover the preimage in F j of an open U
contained in the image of F i.
A pushout of open immersions is covered by its two pieces. Every point of the pushout of
two open immersions X ⟵ W ⟶ Z of schemes lies in the image of X or of Z.
The open cover of a pushout of open immersions by its two pieces, indexed by Bool,
with the left piece at false and the right piece at true.
Instances For
The two-piece pushout cover has a finite index type.
The first chart of the pushout cover is its left inclusion.
The second chart of the pushout cover is its right inclusion.
The square defining the pushout of two open immersions is also cartesian: the two pieces intersect in precisely the open subscheme along which they were glued.