A polynomial ring k[x₀, …, x_n] is smooth of dimension n + 1 over k.
The canonical module of k[x₀,…,x_n] in dimension n + 1 has rank 1.
The canonical module of k[x₀,…,x_n] is a free module.
The free R-module Fin (n + 1) → R has rank n + 1.
The top exterior power of the rank-(n+1) free R-module has rank 1.
Type of graded k-linear maps in fixed degree d between two graded modules M, N.
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Type of graded k-linear equivalences in degree d between two graded modules M, N.
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A short exact sequence of graded k-modules on P^n, given by maps in every degree
together with proofs of injectivity, surjectivity and exactness in the middle.
- left : QCohProjective.GradedModuleData k n
- middle : QCohProjective.GradedModuleData k n
- right : QCohProjective.GradedModuleData k n
- f_injective (d : ℤ) : Function.Injective ⇑(self.f d)
- g_surjective (d : ℤ) : Function.Surjective ⇑(self.g d)
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Middle term of the Euler sequence on P^n: the direct sum O(-1)^{n+1}.
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The structure sheaf provides a default graded module on P^n, giving inhabitedness.
The cotangent (Kähler differentials) sheaf on P^n, presented as a graded module.
The canonical bundle of P^n (top exterior power of the cotangent sheaf), as a graded
module. By Prop 36 (Lec 20) this equals O(-(n+1)).
The Euler sequence on P^n: 0 → Ω → O(-1)^{n+1} → O → 0.
Canonical bundle of P^n is O(-(n+1)) (Prop 36, Lec 20).
Specialisation to P^1: K_{P^1} = O(-2).
Predicate: a graded module M on P^n is isomorphic to the twisted sheaf O(d).
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The canonical bundle of P^1 has twist degree -2, i.e. K_{P^1} ≅ O(-2).