The arithmetic genus of ℙ¹_k: g_a := dim_k H¹(ℙ¹, O).
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The geometric genus of ℙ¹_k: g_m := dim_k Γ(ℙ¹, ω) = dim_k H⁰(ℙ¹, O(-2)).
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The arithmetic genus of ℙ¹ is 0.
The geometric genus of ℙ¹ is 0, since H⁰(ℙ¹, O(-2)) = 0.
For ℙ¹, the arithmetic and geometric genera coincide (instance of Cor 29, Lec 25).
theorem
ArithmeticGeometricGenus.cor29_arithmetic_eq_geometric_genus
{k : Type u_1}
[Field k]
(C : DedekindCurve k)
(H1_O : Type u_2)
[AddCommGroup H1_O]
[Module k H1_O]
[FiniteDimensional k H1_O]
[FiniteDimensional k Ω[C.A⁄k]]
(hSD : H1_O ≃ₗ[k] Module.Dual k Ω[C.A⁄k])
:
Corollary 29 (Lec 25), abstract form: Serre duality H¹(O) ≃ Γ(K_X)* implies
dim H¹(O) = dim Γ(K_X), so the arithmetic and geometric genera agree.
theorem
ArithmeticGeometricGenus.cor29_arith_genus_eq_ddGenus
{k : Type u_1}
[Field k]
(C : DedekindCurve k)
(H1_O : Type u_2)
[AddCommGroup H1_O]
[Module k H1_O]
[FiniteDimensional k H1_O]
[FiniteDimensional k Ω[C.A⁄k]]
(hSD : H1_O ≃ₗ[k] Module.Dual k Ω[C.A⁄k])
:
Restatement of Corollary 29 in terms of the differential-defined genus ddGenus of a
Dedekind curve: dim H¹(O) = g.
Numerical Serre duality on ℙ¹: dim H¹(O(n)) = dim H⁰(O(-2-n)).
theorem
ArithmeticGeometricGenus.euler_char_eq_one_minus_arithmeticGenus_P1
(k : Type)
[Field k]
:
↑(Module.finrank k (SheafCohomology.H0 k 0)) - ↑(Module.finrank k (SheafCohomology.H1 k 0)) = 1 - ↑(arithmeticGenusP1 k)
Euler characteristic of O on ℙ¹: χ(O) = 1 - g_a = 1.