Internal Hom from a finite locally free sheaf in quasicoherent sheaves #
For a finite locally free sheaf E on a scheme X, the ordinary sheaf internal Hom
𝓗om(E, -) preserves quasicoherence and is right adjoint to tensoring with E inside
QuasicoherentSheaf X. It is naturally isomorphic to tensoring with the internal-Hom dual
𝓗om(E, 𝒪_X). Evaluation and coevaluation are those of the ambient tensor--Hom adjunction;
the target sheaf is arbitrary quasicoherent, without a finiteness hypothesis.
The adjunction is restricted using Mathlib's Adjunction.restrictFullyFaithful. The dual-tensor
isomorphism lifts TauCeti.dualTensorIhom, retaining its canonical evaluation equation.
Internal Hom from E, restricted to quasicoherent target sheaves.
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The underlying sheaf of the quasicoherent internal Hom is the ordinary sheaf internal Hom.
The internal-Hom functor acts by the ordinary sheaf internal-Hom map.
Tensoring with E is left adjoint to the ordinary internal Hom from E, within
quasicoherent sheaves.
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Evaluation of the restricted tensor--Hom adjunction is ordinary internal-Hom evaluation.
Coevaluation of the restricted adjunction is ordinary tensor--Hom coevaluation.
Tensoring with the internal-Hom dual of E is naturally isomorphic to internal Hom
from E, on arbitrary quasicoherent target sheaves.
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The dual-tensor isomorphism is the canonical comparison on underlying sheaves.
The inverse dual-tensor isomorphism inverts the canonical comparison.