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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.VectorBundle.Dual.Pullback

Pullback of dual vector bundles #

For a finite locally free sheaf E, pulling back its dual agrees with taking the dual of its pullback. The comparison uses the canonical base-change map for internal Hom and the canonical identification of the pullback of the structure sheaf with the structure sheaf. The comparison is natural in E, so it assembles into a natural isomorphism between dualizing then pulling back and pulling back then dualizing. It is also coherent: along the identity it is the identity comparison of pullback, and along a composite f ≫ g it is the comparison along g followed by the comparison along f, through the composition comparison of pullback (pullbackDualIso_hom_id and pullbackDualIso_hom_comp).

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Pulling back a finite locally free sheaf's dual is canonically isomorphic to the dual of its pullback.

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    Pulling back duals of finite locally free sheaves is naturally isomorphic to dualizing their pullbacks.

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      Along the identity, the dual pullback comparison is the identity comparison of pullback: composed with the dual of the inverse identity comparison of E, it is the identity comparison of dual E.

      Along the identity, the dual pullback comparison is the identity comparison of pullback: composed with the dual of the inverse identity comparison of E, it is the identity comparison of dual E.

      Along a composite f ≫ g, the dual pullback comparison is the comparison along g followed by the comparison along f: composed with the dual of the composition comparison of E, it is the inverse composition comparison of dual E followed by the pullback along f of the comparison along g and the comparison along f.

      Along a composite f ≫ g, the dual pullback comparison is the comparison along g followed by the comparison along f: composed with the dual of the composition comparison of E, it is the inverse composition comparison of dual E followed by the pullback along f of the comparison along g and the comparison along f.