The category of quasi-coherent sheaves of modules on a scheme X, realized
as the full subcategory of X.Modules cut out by the quasi-coherence property.
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Inclusion of quasi-coherent sheaves on X into all sheaves of modules on X.
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The tilde functor M ↦ M̃ viewed with codomain the quasi-coherent subcategory
of (Spec R).Modules; sends an R-module to the associated quasi-coherent sheaf
on Spec R.
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The tilde functor Mod R → (Spec R).Modules is fully faithful, the
fundamental input to Thm 11.1 / Thm 12.1.
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The adjunction tilde ⊣ Γ between the tilde functor and the global-sections
functor, one half of the equivalence Mod R ≃ QCoh(Spec R).
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For any R-module M, the sheaf M̃ on Spec R is quasi-coherent (Cor 16).
tildeFunctorToQcoh R is full: every map between tilde sheaves comes from
a module map, lifted from fullness of the underlying tilde functor.
tildeFunctorToQcoh R is faithful: two R-module maps with equal tilde
images coincide.
If a sheaf of modules ℱ on Spec R is in the essential image of the
tilde functor, then it is quasi-coherent.
Converse direction (Thm 12.1): every quasi-coherent sheaf on Spec R
arises (up to isomorphism) as M̃ for some R-module M.
Characterization (Thm 11.1 / Thm 12.1): a sheaf of modules on Spec R is
quasi-coherent iff it lies in the essential image of the tilde functor.
tildeFunctorToQcoh R is essentially surjective: every quasi-coherent
sheaf on Spec R is isomorphic to M̃ for some module M.
The tilde functor Mod R → QCoh(Spec R) is an equivalence of categories,
combining fullness, faithfulness, and essential surjectivity.
The fundamental equivalence (Thm 11.1 / Thm 12.1):
Mod(R) ≃ QCoh(Spec R) via M ↦ M̃, with inverse the global-sections functor Γ.
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Lem 24 (Lec 12): the pushforward f_* along an affine morphism preserves
quasi-coherent sheaves.