A sheaf of O_X-modules ℱ is quasi-coherent (Def 24, Lec 10) — abbreviation for
the mathlib predicate SheafOfModules.IsQuasicoherent.
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Predicate for being a coherent sheaf of O_X-modules (Lec 10, Def 25 + finite
type). Placeholder — to be specialized to mathlib's coherence notion.
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A graded module over a graded ring 𝒜 = ⨁ₙ 𝒜ₙ: an A-module carrier together
with a ℤ-indexed decomposition carrier = ⨁_d component d compatible with the grading
in the sense 𝒜ₙ · component d ⊆ component (n + d).
- carrier : Type u
- instAddCommGroup : AddCommGroup self.carrier
- component : ℤ → AddSubgroup self.carrier
- internal : DirectSum.IsInternal self.component
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A graded module is finitely generated if its underlying A-module is finite.
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A graded module is "finite-dimensional" (concentrated in finitely many degrees) if all but finitely many graded components vanish.
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A graded module is locally nilpotent with respect to the irrelevant ideal 𝒜₊ if
every element is annihilated by a power of every element of 𝒜₊.
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A morphism of graded modules: an underlying A-linear map (here without graded
constraints — kept as a flexible wrapper).
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Extensionality for GrMod.Hom: two morphisms are equal iff their underlying
linear maps coincide.
A short exact sequence of graded modules 0 → M₁ → M₂ → M₃ → 0, packaged with
injectivity of f, surjectivity of g, and exactness ker g = range f.
- f_injective : Function.Injective ⇑self.f
- g_surjective : Function.Surjective ⇑self.g
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Shift A(d) of the graded ring viewed as a graded module: the module A with
grading translated by d.
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Direct sum of k copies of a graded module M, again a graded module.
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Kernel of an A-linear map between graded modules, packaged as a graded module.
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Any surjection f : M ↠ N of graded modules gives rise to a short exact sequence
0 → ker f → M → N → 0.
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Category instance on graded modules over 𝒜: morphisms are GrMod.Hom, identity
and composition come from the underlying linear maps.
The "tilde" construction on Proj 𝒜: associates to a graded module M a sheaf
of O_{Proj 𝒜}-modules M̃.
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Functoriality of the tilde construction on Proj 𝒜: a graded-module map f
induces a morphism of sheaves M̃ → Ñ.
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On a Noetherian topological space, the sections functor Γ(U, –) commutes with
filtered colimits of sheaves: Γ(U, colim Fⱼ) ≅ colim Γ(U, Fⱼ).
The tilde functor on Proj 𝒜 preserves short exact sequences of graded modules.
Inverse construction: associates to a sheaf ℱ on Proj 𝒜 an underlying graded
module (the "Γ_*" graded module of global sections of all twists).
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Proposition 20 (Lec 14): for a quasi-coherent sheaf ℱ on Proj 𝒜, applying
tildeProj to gradedModuleOfSheaf ℱ reproduces ℱ up to isomorphism.
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Proposition 20 (Lec 14): every quasi-coherent sheaf on Proj 𝒜 is of the form
M̃ for some graded module M; equivalently, tildeProj is essentially surjective on
quasi-coherent sheaves.
Refinement for coherent sheaves: every coherent sheaf on Proj 𝒜 is M̃ for some
finitely generated graded module M.
A surjection of graded modules M ↠ N induces an epimorphism M̃ ↠ Ñ on Proj 𝒜,
obtained from the short exact sequence and right-exactness of tildeProj.
Every finitely generated graded module M is a quotient of a finite direct sum
of shifted copies of 𝒜, i.e. of 𝒜(-d)^k for some d, k.
Corollary 18 (Lec 14) on Proj: every coherent sheaf is a quotient of a direct
sum of twists of the structure sheaf, i.e. of O(-d)^k = (𝒜(-d)^k)~.
Serre quotient of the category of graded modules by the Serre subcategory of locally nilpotent graded modules; used to formulate Serre's theorem.
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Category instance on the Serre quotient GrMod / LocallyNilpotent.
The canonical quotient functor GrMod 𝒜 → GrMod 𝒜 / LocallyNilpotent.
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Serre quotient of finitely generated graded modules by the subcategory of those which are concentrated in finitely many degrees.
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Category instance on the FG Serre quotient.
Quotient functor on FG graded modules into the corresponding Serre quotient.
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The full subcategory of quasi-coherent sheaves of O_{Proj 𝒜}-modules.
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The full subcategory of coherent sheaves of O_{Proj 𝒜}-modules.
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A graded module M gives the zero sheaf on Proj 𝒜 iff M is locally nilpotent
for the irrelevant ideal.
For finitely generated M, M̃ = 0 on Proj 𝒜 iff M is concentrated in
finitely many degrees.
Faithfulness modulo the Serre subcategory: a graded-module map whose tilde image
is zero on Proj 𝒜 has image annihilated by powers of the irrelevant ideal.
Fullness modulo the Serre subcategory: every sheaf morphism M̃ → Ñ on Proj 𝒜
comes from a graded-module morphism out of a "large enough" submodule M' ⊆ M whose
inclusion becomes an isomorphism after tildeProj.
Serre's theorem (quasi-coherent version): the Serre quotient of graded modules by
locally nilpotent modules is equivalent to the category of quasi-coherent sheaves on
Proj 𝒜.
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Serre's theorem (coherent version): the Serre quotient of finitely generated graded
modules by those concentrated in finitely many degrees is equivalent to the category of
coherent sheaves on Proj 𝒜.
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Combined Serre–Grothendieck correspondence on Proj 𝒜: essential surjectivity of
tildeProj on quasi-coherent sheaves, characterization of the zero objects, faithfulness
and fullness up to the Serre subcategory, and the FG/finite-dimensional refinement.