Closed immersions of schemes #
A morphism of schemes f : X ⟶ Y is a closed immersion if the underlying map of topological spaces
is a closed immersion and the induced morphisms of stalks are all surjective.
Main definitions #
IsClosedImmersion: The property of scheme morphisms statingf : X ⟶ Yis a closed immersion.
TODO #
- Show closed immersions are precisely the proper monomorphisms
- Define closed immersions of locally ringed spaces, where we also assume that the kernel of
O_X → f_*O_Yis locally generated by sections as anO_X-module, and relate it to this file. See https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/01HJ.
A morphism of schemes X ⟶ Y is a closed immersion if the underlying
topological map is a closed embedding and the induced stalk maps are surjective.
- surj_on_stalks (x : ↥X) : Function.Surjective ⇑(CategoryTheory.ConcreteCategory.hom (Scheme.Hom.stalkMap f x))
- base_closed : Topology.IsClosedEmbedding ⇑(CategoryTheory.ConcreteCategory.hom f.base)
Instances
Isomorphisms are closed immersions.
Composition of closed immersions is a closed immersion.
Composition with an isomorphism preserves closed immersions.
Given two commutative rings R S : CommRingCat and a surjective morphism
f : R ⟶ S, the induced scheme morphism specObj S ⟶ specObj R is a
closed immersion.
For any ideal I in a commutative ring R, the quotient map specObj R ⟶ specObj (R ⧸ I)
is a closed immersion.
Any morphism between affine schemes that is surjective on global sections is a closed immersion.
If f ≫ g and g are closed immersions, then f is a closed immersion.
Also see IsClosedImmersion.of_comp for the general version
where g is only required to be separated.
The category of closed subschemes is contravariantly equivalent to the lattice of ideal sheaves.
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Instances For
The universal property of closed immersions:
For a closed immersion f : X ⟶ Z, given any morphism of schemes g : Y ⟶ Z whose kernel
contains the kernel of X in Z, we can lift this morphism to a unique Y ⟶ X that
commutes with these maps.
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If f : X ⟶ Y is a morphism of schemes with quasi-compact source and affine target,
f induces an injection on global sections, then f is dominant.
Alias of AlgebraicGeometry.isDominant_of_of_appTop_injective.
If f : X ⟶ Y is a morphism of schemes with quasi-compact source and affine target,
f induces an injection on global sections, then f is dominant.
If f : X ⟶ Y is open, injective, X is quasi-compact and Y is affine, then f is stalkwise
injective if it is injective on global sections.
If f is a closed immersion with affine target such that the induced map on global
sections is injective, f is an isomorphism.
If f is a closed immersion with affine target, the source is affine and
the induced map on global sections is surjective.
Being a closed immersion is local at the target.
On morphisms with affine target, being a closed immersion is precisely having affine source and being surjective on global sections.
Being a closed immersion is stable under base change.
Closed immersions are locally of finite type.
A surjective closed immersion is an isomorphism when the target is reduced.