Finite locally free sheaves of fixed rank #
A finite locally free sheaf has a locally constant rank, which need not be constant on a
disconnected scheme. This file packages the sheaves whose rank is constantly r as the full
subcategory FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.FixedRank X r. The package is stable under arbitrary
pullback, and the free sheaf on a universe lift of Fin r gives its standard object.
In rank one, fixed-rank finite locally free sheaves are exactly invertible sheaves. The
equivalence InvertibleSheaf.fixedRankOneEquiv is the identity on underlying sheaves and
morphisms; it only changes which equivalent rank-one condition is bundled with the object.
Main declarations #
FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.isConstantRank: the property that the rank is constantlyr;FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.FixedRank X r: finite locally free sheaves of fixed rankr;FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.FixedRank.pullback: pullback of fixed-rank sheaves;InvertibleSheaf.fixedRankOneEquiv: the equivalence between invertible sheaves and finite locally free sheaves of fixed rank one.
The property that a finite locally free sheaf has rank r at every point.
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- TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.isConstantRank X r E = ∀ (x : ↥X), E.rank x = r
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A finite locally free sheaf has constant rank r exactly when its rank is r at every
point.
Constant rank is preserved by isomorphisms of finite locally free sheaves.
The full category of finite locally free sheaves of rank r at every point of X.
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Forget that a finite locally free sheaf has fixed rank.
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The rank of a fixed-rank finite locally free sheaf is its bundled rank at every point.
The free sheaf on a universe lift of Fin r, as a finite locally free sheaf of fixed rank
r.
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- TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.FixedRank.free X r = { obj := TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.free X (ULift.{?u.1, 0} (Fin r)), property := ⋯ }
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Forgetting the fixed rank of the standard free sheaf gives the free finite locally free
sheaf on a universe lift of Fin r.
Pullback of finite locally free sheaves of fixed rank.
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The underlying finite locally free sheaf of a fixed-rank pullback is the ordinary pullback.
Pullback acts on morphisms of fixed-rank sheaves by the ordinary pullback functor.
Regard an invertible sheaf as a finite locally free sheaf of fixed rank one.
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The underlying finite locally free sheaf of an invertible sheaf regarded as a fixed-rank object is the existing inclusion into finite locally free sheaves.
The fixed-rank-one functor acts on morphisms through the existing inclusion of invertible sheaves into finite locally free sheaves.
Regard a finite locally free sheaf of fixed rank one as an invertible sheaf.
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The underlying sheaf of a fixed-rank-one object regarded as invertible is unchanged.
The inverse rank-one functor is the identity on underlying module morphisms.
Invertible sheaves on X are equivalent to finite locally free sheaves of fixed rank one.
Both functors preserve the underlying sheaves and module morphisms.
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The forward functor of the rank-one equivalence is the canonical inclusion of invertible sheaves into fixed-rank finite locally free sheaves.
The inverse functor of the rank-one equivalence only changes the bundled rank-one witness.
The forward rank-one equivalence leaves the underlying sheaf unchanged.
The inverse rank-one equivalence leaves the underlying sheaf unchanged.
The composite underlying sheaf appearing in the unit of the rank-one equivalence is the original sheaf. This equality supplies the transport in the unit's characteristic equation.
The unit of the rank-one equivalence is the identity map after identifying its target with the original underlying sheaf.
The composite underlying sheaf appearing in the counit of the rank-one equivalence is the original sheaf. This equality supplies the transport in the counit's characteristic equation.
The counit of the rank-one equivalence is the identity map after identifying its source with the original underlying sheaf.