Sections of étale neighbourhoods of a Henselian pair #
Let (S, J) be a Henselian pair. An étale neighbourhood of (S, J) is an étale S-algebra C
with S ⧸ J ≅ C ⧸ JC, so that C has exactly one S-algebra map to S ⧸ J. This file shows
that C has exactly one S-algebra map to S. These sections are the maps out of the stages of
the henselization of a pair into a Henselian pair. Existence holds more generally for flat,
finitely presented, quasi-finite algebras C with S ⧸ J ≅ C ⧸ JC.
Implementation notes #
By the global form of Zariski's main theorem, C agrees with a module-finite subalgebra C' on
finitely many basic opens covering Spec C. These produce an element of C' that is idempotent
modulo JC' and cuts out a summand of C' ⧸ JC' generated by one element over S ⧸ J. It lifts
to an idempotent e of C' (TauCeti.HenselianRing.exists_isIdempotentElem_sub_mem_map), and
Nakayama's lemma gives e C = S e. Flatness then makes S → C ⧸ (1 - e) an isomorphism.
Main results #
TauCeti.Henselization.nonempty_algHom_of_bijective_reducedMap: a flat, finitely presented, quasi-finiteS-algebraCwithS ⧸ J ≅ C ⧸ JChas anS-algebra map toS.TauCeti.Henselization.nonempty_unique_algHom_of_isNeighbourhood: an étale neighbourhood of a Henselian pair has exactly oneS-algebra map toS.TauCeti.Henselization.IsNeighbourhood.nonempty_algHom: an étale neighbourhood of(R, I)has anR-algebra map to every Henselian pair(S, J)withIS ⊆ J.
References #
- Stacks Project, Lemma 15.11.6, condition (2).
- Stacks Project, Tag 00Q9, Zariski's main theorem.
Sections over a Henselian pair. Let (S, J) be a Henselian pair and let C be a flat,
finitely presented, quasi-finite S-algebra such that S ⧸ J → C ⧸ JC is bijective. Then there
is an S-algebra map C → S.
Étale neighbourhoods of a Henselian pair have unique sections. If (S, J) is a Henselian
pair and C is an étale neighbourhood of (S, J), there is exactly one S-algebra map
C → S.
An étale neighbourhood of (R, I) has an R-algebra map to every henselian pair (S, J)
receiving a map of pairs from (R, I): the base change S ⊗[R] B is an étale neighbourhood of
(S, J), and so has a section.