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Atlas.AlgebraicGeometryI.code.ChevalleyFiberDimension

noncomputable def ChevalleyFiberDim.fiberKrullDim {B : Type u_1} {A : Type u_2} [CommRing B] [CommRing A] [Algebra B A] (q : PrimeSpectrum B) :

The Krull dimension of the fiber of Spec A → Spec B over a prime q ∈ Spec B.

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    The generic point of Spec B for an integral domain B, given by the zero ideal.

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      def ChevalleyFiberDim.fiberDimGeInImage {B : Type u_1} {A : Type u_2} [CommRing B] [CommRing A] [Algebra B A] (d : ) :

      The set of primes q in the image of Spec A → Spec B whose fiber has dimension at least d; this is the set whose upper semicontinuity is part of Chevalley's theorem.

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        The generic fiber of Spec A → Spec B has Krull dimension equal to dim A.

        The bundled data of a dominant morphism of integral schemes of finite type: the algebra map is injective, the algebra is finite type, and we record the transcendence degree of the function field extension.

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          If q ∈ Spec B is in the image of Spec A → Spec B, then the fiber over q is nontrivial (i.e. A / qA ≠ 0).

          The image of a morphism of finite type between Noetherian affine schemes is constructible (Chevalley, Thm 21.2, Lec 21).

          theorem ChevalleyFiberDim.fiberKrullDim_anti {B : Type u_1} {A : Type u_2} [CommRing B] [CommRing A] [Algebra B A] {q q' : PrimeSpectrum B} (hle : q.asIdeal q'.asIdeal) :

          Fiber dimension is order-reversing: if q ⊆ q', then the fiber over q' has dimension at most that of the fiber over q.

          Every fiber dimension is bounded above by the dimension of the generic fiber.

          Noether normalization descent: for a dominant finite-type morphism between integral domains, after inverting some nonzero b ∈ B, the localized algebra A[b⁻¹] is finite over a polynomial ring B[b⁻¹][x₁,…,xₙ], and the basic open D(b) lies in the image.

          Lemma 3.3 factorization: an alias for noether_normalization_descent, exposing the same existence statement under the name used in the textbook.

          structure ChevalleyFiberDim.Lemma33Data (B : Type u_1) (A : Type u_2) [CommRing B] [CommRing A] [Algebra B A] :
          Type (max u_1 u_2)

          Packaged data corresponding to the conclusion of Lemma 3.3: a nonzero element b ∈ B, an integer n, a finite injective map from B[b⁻¹][x₁,…,xₙ] into A[b⁻¹] compatible with the algebra map, and the fact that D(b) lies in the image of Spec A → Spec B.

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            Construct a Lemma33Data witness by unpacking the existence statement of lemma33_factorization.

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              Over the basic open D(b) of Lemma33Data, the fibers of Spec A → Spec B are nontrivial.

              Over the basic open D(b), the fiber dimensions of Spec A → Spec B are nonnegative.

              The locus in Spec B where the fiber of Spec A → Spec B has dimension at least d.

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                fiberDimGeInImage d is the intersection of the image with the d-th fiber-dimension locus.

                A flat morphism of finite type between Noetherian schemes is an open map.

                A ring equivalence comparing the iterated fiber (A/𝔭A)/(q'A) to the fiber A/q'A, used when comparing fiber dimensions along specializations.

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                  Part 1 of Chevalley's Theorem 21.2 (Lec 21): the image of a morphism of finite type between Noetherian schemes is constructible.

                  The locus where the fiber dimension is at least d is closed: this is the geometric form of upper semicontinuity of fiber dimension.

                  Part 2 of Chevalley's Theorem 21.2 (Lec 21): upper semicontinuity of fiber dimension. The locus in the image where fibers have dimension at least d is the trace of a closed set.

                  For dominant morphisms of finite type, every nonempty fiber has dimension at least dim A - dim B.

                  Part 3 of Chevalley's Theorem 21.2 (Lec 21): if f : Spec A → Spec B has dense image, there is a nonempty open subset U ⊆ Spec B over which every fiber has the expected dimension dim A - dim B.