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.
When the target is also finite locally free, so is 𝓗om(E, F). Hence FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf X
is itself closed monoidal, with internal Homs, evaluation and precomposition computed in
X.Modules (CategoryTheory.ObjectProperty.fullMonoidalClosedSubcategory); its internal Hom into
𝒪_X is the dual FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf.dual E.
Finite locally free sheaves are closed under internal Hom in X.Modules. With this instance,
FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf X is closed monoidal, with internal Homs computed in X.Modules.
The internal Hom from E into the structure sheaf in FiniteLocallyFreeSheaf X is the dual
𝓗om(E, 𝒪_X).
Internal Hom from E, restricted to quasicoherent target sheaves.
Instances For
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.
Instances For
Evaluation of the restricted tensor--Hom adjunction is ordinary internal-Hom evaluation.
Coevaluation of the restricted adjunction is ordinary tensor--Hom coevaluation.
A finite locally free sheaf is closed in the quasicoherent category, with right adjoint its ordinary sheaf internal Hom.
The chosen internal Hom in the quasicoherent category is ordinary sheaf internal Hom.
Evaluation in the quasicoherent category is ordinary sheaf evaluation.
Tensoring with the internal-Hom dual of E is naturally isomorphic to internal Hom
from E, on arbitrary quasicoherent target sheaves.
Instances For
The dual-tensor isomorphism is the canonical comparison on underlying sheaves.
The inverse dual-tensor isomorphism inverts the canonical comparison.