Sheaf cohomology along an equivalence of sites #
An equivalence of categories e : C ≌ D, compatible with Grothendieck topologies J on C and
K on D, induces Mathlib's equivalence e.sheafCongr J K of categories of abelian sheaves,
sending a sheaf F on C to the sheaf V ↦ F(e.inverse V) on D. This file shows that sheaf
cohomology is invariant under this transport: the cohomology of the transported sheaf at V is
the cohomology of F at e.inverse V.
The comparison applies whenever e.inverse is a dense subsite. Its direction transports a sheaf
from C to D and identifies its cohomology over V : D with the original sheaf's cohomology
over e.inverse.obj V.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.CategoryTheory.sheafCongrInverseFreeYonedaIso: the transport back of the free abelian sheaf onVis the free abelian sheaf one.inverse V.TauCeti.CategoryTheory.cohomologyPresheafEvaluationIsoSheafCongr: the comparison, natural in the coefficient sheaf.TauCeti.CategoryTheory.cohomologyPresheafObjIsoSheafCongr: the comparisonHⁿ(V, e_* F) ≅ Hⁿ(e.inverse V, F)for a single sheafF.
Transporting the free abelian sheaf on V : D back along e.sheafCongr J K gives the free
abelian sheaf on e.inverse.obj V.
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Sheaf cohomology is invariant under an equivalence of sites: the cohomology at V : D of the
sheaf transported along e.sheafCongr J K is the cohomology of the original sheaf at
e.inverse.obj V, naturally in the coefficient sheaf.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Sheaf cohomology is invariant under an equivalence of sites: the cohomology at V : D of the
sheaf transported along e.sheafCongr J K is the cohomology of the original sheaf at
e.inverse.obj V.