Base change of a fibre product #
Let X ⟶ S and Y ⟶ S be two objects over S, and let X' ⟶ S' and Y' ⟶ S' be their base
changes along f : S' ⟶ S. Then the fibre product X' ×_{S'} Y' is the base change of
X ×_S Y along f, through the morphism pullback.map induced by X' ⟶ X and Y' ⟶ Y
(CategoryTheory.IsPullback.pullback_map). In other words, base change preserves fibre
products over the base. The canonical comparison isomorphism
CategoryTheory.Limits.pullbackBaseChangeIso has explicit projection formulas and is natural
in both objects over the base.
Fibre products over a common base also commute with each other: if T is the fibre product of
T₁ and T₂ over S, and X that of X₁ and X₂, then T ×_S X is the fibre product of
T₁ ×_S X₁ and T₂ ×_S X₂ over S, through the morphisms pullback.map induced by the
projections (CategoryTheory.IsPullback.pullback_map_pullback_map). This is the
middle-four interchange of fibre products,
(T₁ ×_S T₂) ×_S (X₁ ×_S X₂) ≅ (T₁ ×_S X₁) ×_S (T₂ ×_S X₂).
The canonical identification of an iterated fibre product with a direct fibre product commutes
with maps in the first factor
(CategoryTheory.Limits.pullbackLeftPullbackSndIso_inv_naturality).
Base change preserves fibre products. If X' ⟶ S' and Y' ⟶ S' are the base changes of
X ⟶ S and Y ⟶ S along f : S' ⟶ S, then X' ×_{S'} Y', as an object over S', is the base
change of X ×_S Y along f.
Fibre products commute with fibre products. If T is the fibre product of T₁ and T₂
over S, and X is the fibre product of X₁ and X₂ over S, then T ×_S X is the fibre
product of T₁ ×_S X₁ and T₂ ×_S X₂ over S, with the projections induced by those of T and
X.
Base change of a fibre product is the fibre product of the base changes, with both
base-changed factors regarded as objects over S' through their second projections.
Instances For
The first projection of the base-change comparison is the base change of the first projection.
The first projection of the base-change comparison is the base change of the first projection.
The second projection of the base-change comparison is the base change of the second projection.
The second projection of the base-change comparison is the base change of the second projection.
The inverse base-change comparison projects to the original fibre product by the projections from both base changes.
The inverse base-change comparison projects to the original fibre product by the projections from both base changes.
The base-change comparison is an isomorphism over the new base.
The base-change comparison is an isomorphism over the new base.
The base-change comparison is natural in both objects over the base.
The base-change comparison is natural in both objects over the base.
The inverse canonical isomorphism between a direct and an iterated pullback is natural in morphisms of the first factor over the common base.
The inverse canonical isomorphism between a direct and an iterated pullback is natural in morphisms of the first factor over the common base.