Scheme structures on locally closed images #
A quasi-compact morphism with locally closed topological image factors through an
immersion with exactly that image. The intermediate scheme is the scheme-theoretic
image inside the coborder, the complement of closure (Set.range f) \ Set.range f.
The first map is surjective and scheme-theoretically dominant; if the source is reduced,
the intermediate scheme
is reduced as well. This gives a scheme structure on a locally closed orbit.
The scheme structure is supplied by the morphism, including when the source is nonreduced. Local closedness alone does not imply flatness.
References #
- Mathlib's
Scheme.Hom.toImageandIsOpenImmersion.liftconstructions. - J. S. Milne, Algebraic Groups (2017), §§7.c–7.f (orbit schemes).
- The Stacks Project, Tag 01R5 (scheme-theoretic images).
The largest open subset of the target in which the topological image is closed.
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The open used for the locally closed image has the coborder as its underlying set.
Regard a morphism with locally closed image as a morphism into the coborder of its image.
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Composing the lift with the open inclusion recovers the original morphism.
Composing the lift with the open inclusion recovers the original morphism.
The lifted image is the preimage of the original image under the open inclusion.
The image becomes closed inside its coborder.
The scheme-theoretic image formed in an open where the original image is closed.
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The immersion of the locally closed image into the original target.
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The canonical map from the source onto its locally closed scheme image.
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The inclusion factors as a closed immersion into the coborder followed by that open subscheme's inclusion.
The image factorization map is the usual scheme-theoretic image factorization of the lifted morphism.
The locally closed scheme image inclusion is an immersion.
The locally closed scheme image factorization recovers the original morphism.
The locally closed scheme image factorization recovers the original morphism.
The map onto the locally closed scheme image is surjective on all points.
The immersion has precisely the original topological image, including nonclosed points.
No proper closed subscheme of the constructed image contains the factorization map.
The factorization map remains quasi-compact.
A locally finite-type morphism stays locally of finite type after factorization through its locally closed scheme image.