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TauCeti.Topology.Sheaves.Adapted

Presheaves adapted to a basis #

A presheaf F on a topological space X is adapted to a set B of opens if, for every open V, the restriction maps F(V) ⟶ F(U) to the members U ∈ B with U ≤ V exhibit F(V) as the limit of the F(U). In the language of Kan extensions, F is the pointwise right Kan extension of its restriction to B along the inclusion of B into the opens of X. This is the sense in which the structure presheaf of an adic spectrum, defined on rational opens and extended to all opens by limits, is determined by its values on the rational opens.

When B is a basis of the topology, an adapted presheaf is a sheaf exactly when its restriction to B is a sheaf for the topology restricted to B; this is what makes sheaf conditions checkable on a basis for presheaves defined by such limits. Only the direction from B to X uses adaptedness; the other direction holds for every sheaf. Conversely, when the target category has limits, every sheaf is adapted to every basis: a sheaf is determined on an open V by its values on the basic opens contained in V. So, for a basis, being a sheaf is the same as being adapted and a sheaf on the basis.

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A presheaf F on X is adapted to a set B of opens if, at every open V, the restriction maps to the members of B contained in V make F.obj (op V) the limit of F over them: F is the pointwise right Kan extension of its restriction to B.

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    Enlarging the family #

    theorem TopCat.Presheaf.IsAdapted.mono {C : Type u} [CategoryTheory.Category.{v, u} C] {X : TopCat} {F : Presheaf C X} {B B' : Set (TopologicalSpace.Opens ↑X)} (hBB' : B ⊆ B') (hF : F.IsAdapted B) :

    Adaptedness passes to a larger family. If F is adapted to B and B ⊆ B', then F is adapted to B': a compatible family on the members of B' below V is determined by its restriction to the members of B, and a compatible family on the members of B below V extends to the members U' ∈ B' below V through the limit description of F(U').

    Transport along isomorphisms #

    theorem TopCat.Presheaf.IsAdapted.of_iso {C : Type u} [CategoryTheory.Category.{v, u} C] {X : TopCat} {F : Presheaf C X} {B : Set (TopologicalSpace.Opens ↑X)} {G : Presheaf C X} (e : F ≅ G) (hF : F.IsAdapted B) :

    Adaptedness is invariant under isomorphism of presheaves.

    Adaptedness is invariant under homeomorphism. If F is adapted to B and f : X ≅ Y is an isomorphism of topological spaces, the pushforward f_* F is adapted to the opens of Y whose preimages lie in B.

    The sheaf condition on a basis #

    The sheaf condition on a basis B suffices for an adapted presheaf. If F is adapted to the basis B and its restriction to B is a sheaf for the topology restricted to B, then F is a sheaf. A sieve on a member of B covers for the restricted topology exactly when its image covers in X (Functor.mem_restrictedTopology_iff), so the hypothesis involves only covers of members of B by members of B. The inclusion of a basis is cocontinuous for the restricted topology, and a pointwise right Kan extension of a sheaf along a cocontinuous functor is a sheaf (SGA 4 III 2.2).

    A presheaf adapted to a basis is a sheaf exactly when it is a sheaf on the basis, for the topology restricted to the basis.

    Sheaves are adapted to every basis #

    A sheaf is adapted to every basis. If F takes values in a category with limits and is a sheaf, then for every basis B and every open V, the restriction maps exhibit F(V) as the limit of the F(U) over the members U ∈ B below V: a basis is a dense subsite of the opens, and a sheaf is the pointwise right Kan extension of its restriction to a dense subsite.