Underlying topological space of fibre product of schemes #
Let f : X ⟶ S and g : Y ⟶ S be morphisms of schemes. In this file we describe the underlying
topological space of pullback f g, i.e. the fiber product X ×[S] Y.
Main results #
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Pullback.carrierEquiv: The bijective correspondence between the points ofX ×[S] Yand pairs(z, p)of triplesz = (x, y, s)withf x = s = g yand prime idealsqofκ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y).AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Pullback.exists_preimage: For every triple(x, y, s)withf x = s = g y, there existsz : X ×[S] Ylying abovexandy.
We also give the ranges of pullback.fst, pullback.snd and pullback.map.
Make a triplet from x : X and y : Y such that f x = g y.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Pullback.Triplet.mk' x y h = { x := x, y := y, s := (CategoryTheory.ConcreteCategory.hom g.base) y, hx := h, hy := ⋯ }
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Given t : X ×[S] Y, it maps to X and Y with same image in S, yielding a
Triplet f g.
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Given t : X ×[S] Y with projections to X, Y and S denoted by x, y and s
respectively, this is the canonical map κ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y) ⟶ κ(t).
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If t is a point in X ×[S] Y above (x, y, s), then this is the image of the unique
point of Spec κ(s) in Spec κ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y).
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A helper lemma to work with AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Pullback.carrierEquiv.
The points of the underlying topological space of X ×[S] Y bijectively correspond to
pairs of triples x : X, y : Y, s : S with f x = s = f y and prime ideals of
κ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y).
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Given a triple (x, y, s) with f x = s = f y there exists t : X ×[S] Y above
x and ỳ. For the unpacked version without Triplet, see
AlgebraicGeometry.Scheme.Pullback.exists_preimage.
If f : X ⟶ S and g : Y ⟶ S are morphisms of schemes and x : X and y : Y are points such
that f x = g y, then there exists z : X ×[S] Y lying above x and y.
In other words, the map from the underlying topological space of X ×[S] Y to the fiber product
of the underlying topological spaces of X and Y over S is surjective.