The dimension h¹(ℙ¹, O(d)) = max(-d - 1, 0), dual to h⁰(ℙ¹, O(-d - 2)).
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Axiomatic data for a locally free sheaf on ℙ¹_k: its rank and degree together with
the cohomology dimensions of its Serre twists, satisfying the expected Euler-characteristic
formula.
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The split bundle ⨁ᵢ O_{ℙ¹}(dᵢ) on ℙ¹, packaged as a LocallyFreeSheafOnP1.
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Cohomological consequence of Grothendieck-Birkhoff: every locally free sheaf on ℙ¹
matches the cohomology data of a unique split bundle with the right rank and degree.
Axiomatic data of a smooth complete curve together with a category of coherent sheaves, their Serre duals, the structure sheaf, the canonical sheaf and the numerical Riemann-Roch and Serre duality relations they satisfy.
- genus : ℕ
- degK : ℤ
- Sheaf : Type
- data : self.Sheaf → LocallyFreeSheafData
- structureSheaf : self.Sheaf
- canonicalSheaf : self.Sheaf
- serreDual_structure : self.data (self.serreDual self.structureSheaf) = self.data self.canonicalSheaf
- serreDual_canonical : self.data (self.serreDual self.canonicalSheaf) = self.data self.structureSheaf
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The Euler characteristic χ(E) = h⁰(E) - h¹(E) of a coherent sheaf on the curve.
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Riemann-Roch (Theorem 24.2): For a coherent sheaf E on a smooth complete curve of
genus g, χ(E) = deg(E) + rank(E) · (1 - g).
χ(O_X) = 1 - g for the structure sheaf of a smooth complete curve of genus g.
Serre duality (Theorem 24.3): h⁰(E) = h¹(E^∨ ⊗ ω_X), here packaged via the Serre dual.
Serre duality in reverse: h¹(E) = h⁰(E^∨ ⊗ ω_X).
Arithmetic genus equals geometric genus: h⁰(ω_X) = g.
h¹(ω_X) = 1, the Serre dual of h⁰(O_X) = 1.
The degree of the canonical sheaf: deg(ω_X) = 2g - 2.
Riemann form of Riemann-Roch: h⁰(E) - h⁰(E^∨ ⊗ ω_X) = deg E + rk E · (1 - g),
combining Riemann-Roch with Serre duality.
Axiomatic data for computing K_0(Coh X) on a smooth curve: a class of sheaves with
rank and degree functions, short exact sequences, plus designated structure sheaf and
skyscraper-at-a-point with the expected rank/degree values.
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The subgroup of ℤ[CohSheaf] generated by the relations [A] + [C] - [B] coming from
short exact sequences 0 → A → B → C → 0. Quotienting yields K_0(Coh X).
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The Grothendieck group K_0(Coh X): the free abelian group on coherent sheaves modulo
the short-exact-sequence relations.
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The class [F] of a coherent sheaf F in K_0(Coh X).
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The group homomorphism ℤ ⊕ ℤ → K_0(Coh X) sending (r, d) ↦ r·[O_X] + d·[O_x],
which is shown by Lemma 35 to be surjective.
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Strong-induction helper: assuming torsion sheaves decompose as multiples of [O_x]
and rank can always be reduced via an O_X-direct-summand, every class [F] lies in the
image of (r, d) ↦ r[O_X] + d[O_x].
Lemma 35 (generators of K_0): On a smooth curve, the classes [O_X] and [O_x]
generate K_0(Coh X), i.e. the rank-degree map is surjective.
Lemma 35 (final form): The rank-degree map ℤ × ℤ → K_0(Coh X) is surjective for any
smooth curve X.
Goal 185 (degree of canonical sheaf): deg(ω_X) = 2g - 2, a corollary of Riemann-Roch
applied to ω_X and Serre duality.
The arithmetic genus p_a := 1 - χ(O_X).
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The geometric genus p_g := h⁰(ω_X).
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The arithmetic genus agrees with g: p_a = g.
The geometric genus agrees with g: p_g = g.