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Atlas.AlgebraicGeometryI.code.CartierDivisorScheme

Every integral scheme has a nonempty underlying topological space (since it is irreducible).

The top open set of an integral scheme is nonempty.

The natural map from units of the structure sheaf on U to units of the function field of an integral scheme, induced by the germ-to-function-field morphism.

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    The image inside (X.functionField)ˣ of the units of the structure sheaf on U.

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      The Cartier divisor presheaf on U defined as the quotient K(X)ˣ / O(U)ˣ, modelling sections of K*/O*.

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        A Cartier divisor datum on X (Def 31, Lec 15): a cover of X by open sets Uᵢ, rational functions fᵢ ∈ K(X)ˣ, and the compatibility f_j · f_i⁻¹ is a unit of O(U_i ∩ U_j) on overlaps.

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          The Cartier divisor group on a scheme X, modelled as the type of CartierDivisorDatum.

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            The Cartier divisor group of X is inhabited by the trivial datum.

            The principal Cartier divisor associated to a rational function g ∈ K(X)ˣ, given by the single-chart cover {⊤} with f = g.

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              The trivial Cartier divisor datum on X, corresponding to the principal divisor of 1.

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                Convert a rational function g ∈ K(X)ˣ into the associated principal Cartier divisor datum on X.

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                  The subgroup of K(X)ˣ coming from O(U)ˣ is contained in that coming from O(V)ˣ whenever V ⊆ U, since restrictions are functorial.