Euler characteristic of the structure sheaf on P^1 via Čech: χ(O_{P^1}) = 1.
Euler characteristic of the canonical sheaf on P^1: χ(ω_{P^1}) = -1.
The Čech computation of χ(O_{P^1}) matches the value predicted by the Riemann-Roch map.
The Čech computation of χ(ω_{P^1}) matches the Riemann-Roch prediction for genus 0.
The smooth complete curve P^1 packaged from Čech data: genus 0, canonical degree -2,
Euler characteristic given by the Riemann-Roch homomorphism.
Instances For
The genus of P1CurveFromCech k is 0.
The canonical degree of P1CurveFromCech k is -2.
P1CurveFromCech k agrees with the abstract genus-0 curve mkCurve 0.
Validation: the Riemann-Roch value of O_{P^1} on P1CurveFromCech matches the Čech result.
Validation: the Riemann-Roch value of ω_{P^1} matches the Čech-computed Euler characteristic.
h^0(O_{P^1}) = 1: the structure sheaf has a one-dimensional global section space.
h^1(O_{P^1}) = 0: the arithmetic genus of P^1 is zero.
h^0(ω_{P^1}) = 0: the canonical bundle on P^1 has no global sections.
h^1(ω_{P^1}) = 1: dual to global sections of O_{P^1} via Serre duality.
A smooth complete curve constructed from a finite-dimensional Dedekind algebra A over k:
genus is the curve genus of A, canonical degree is 2g - 2, and Euler characteristic is the
Riemann-Roch homomorphism.
Instances For
Genus of curveFromDedekind k A is the Dedekind-curve genus.
Canonical degree of curveFromDedekind k A is 2g - 2.
curveFromDedekind k A coincides with the abstract genus-g curve mkCurve g.
Bridge: the smooth complete curve constructed from a Dedekind curve agrees with
its packaged toSmoothCompleteCurve.
The Dedekind genus equals the genus of the corresponding curveFromDedekind.
Canonical degrees agree across the Dedekind bridge.