A nonzero homogeneous polynomial has a unique degree of homogeneity.
Every unit in k[x_1,...,x_n] is a constant, hence homogeneous of degree 0.
Associated homogeneous polynomials (i.e. differing by a unit) have the same degree.
The polynomial ring k[x_1,...,x_n] is a UFD.
The polynomial ring R[x_σ] over a UFD R (with any number of variables) is a UFD.
The (divisor) class group of a polynomial ring over a field is trivial.
The class group of the univariate polynomial ring k[x] is trivial.
The class group of k[x_1,...,x_n] is the trivial group with a unique element.
The class group of k[x_1,...,x_n] is isomorphic (as a group) to the trivial
group Unit.
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A homogeneous fraction: a pair of nonzero homogeneous polynomials of recorded degrees, representing a section of a twist O(d) on projective space.
- num : MvPolynomial σ k
- den : MvPolynomial σ k
- ndeg : ℕ
- ddeg : ℕ
- nhom : self.num.IsHomogeneous self.ndeg
- dhom : self.den.IsHomogeneous self.ddeg
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The degree of a homogeneous fraction: numerator degree minus denominator degree.
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Equivalence relation on homogeneous fractions identifying those that represent the same line bundle class in Pic(P^n).
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Reflexivity of the Pic equivalence relation on homogeneous fractions.
Symmetry of the Pic equivalence relation.
Transitivity of the Pic equivalence relation.
The setoid on homogeneous fractions induced by the Pic equivalence relation.
The degree function is compatible with the Pic equivalence relation: equivalent homogeneous fractions have the same degree.
The degree map Pic(P^n) → ℤ defined on equivalence classes.
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Multiplication of homogeneous fractions: corresponds to tensor product of twists in Pic(P^n).
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The trivial homogeneous fraction 1/1, representing the structure sheaf O_{P^n}.
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Inverse of a homogeneous fraction: swap numerator and denominator, corresponding to the dual line bundle.
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Multiplication of homogeneous fractions respects the Pic equivalence relation.
Inversion of homogeneous fractions respects the Pic equivalence relation.
The zero element of the graded Picard group (additive notation): the class of the trivial fraction.
Addition in the graded Picard group: induced from multiplication of fractions.
Negation in the graded Picard group: induced from inversion of fractions.
The graded Picard group is an additive commutative group.
The degree map is additive: deg(L ⊗ M) = deg(L) + deg(M).
The degree map as an additive group homomorphism Pic(P^n) → ℤ.
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The homogeneous fraction representing the d-th twist O(d) on P^n.
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The twist O(d) has degree d.
The twisting sheaf O(d) in Pic(P^n), as the class of the d-th twist fraction.
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The Serre twisting sheaf O(1) generating Pic(P^n) ≅ ℤ.
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The degree homomorphism Pic(P^n) → ℤ is surjective (every integer is realized by some O(d)).
A homogeneous fraction of degree 0 is equivalent to the trivial fraction.
The degree homomorphism is injective: any line bundle of degree 0 is trivial.
The fundamental identification Pic(P^n) ≅ ℤ as additive groups, via the degree map.
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Under the equivalence Pic(P^n) ≅ ℤ, the twist O(d) corresponds to the integer d.
The Serre twisting sheaf O(1) corresponds to the integer 1 under Pic(P^n) ≅ ℤ.
Pic(P^n) is generated by O(1): every line bundle on P^n is some O(d).