Data for a Serre pairing: a Čech-style two-cover V₁, V₂ ⊆ K, a finite-dimensional
"dual sections" space H0dual, and a residue pairing that vanishes on V₁ + V₂
and is right-separating.
- K : Type u_2
- K_acg : AddCommGroup self.K
- H0dual : Type u_3
- H0dual_acg : AddCommGroup self.H0dual
- H0dual_fd : FiniteDimensional k self.H0dual
- residue_separating (ω : self.H0dual) : (∀ (f : self.K), (self.residuePairing f) ω = 0) → ω = 0
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Perfect Serre pairing data: a SerrePairingData with the additional
left-separating axiom — if the pairing vanishes on all ω, then f ∈ V₁ + V₂.
- K_acg : AddCommGroup self.K
- H0dual_acg : AddCommGroup self.H0dual
- H0dual_mod : Module k self.H0dual
- H0dual_fd : FiniteDimensional k self.H0dual
- residue_vanishes_on_image (ω : self.H0dual) (f : self.K) : f ∈ self.V₁ ⊔ self.V₂ → (self.residuePairing f) ω = 0
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Čech H¹ of a Serre pairing data: the quotient K / (V₁ + V₂).
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H¹ of a Serre pairing data is an additive commutative group.
H¹ is a k-module.
The Serre pairing on a representative [f] agrees with the residue pairing on f.
Right non-degeneracy of the Serre pairing: if ω pairs to 0 with every
class in H¹, then ω = 0.
Left non-degeneracy of a perfect Serre pairing: if ξ ∈ H¹ pairs to 0
with every ω, then ξ = 0.
The Serre pairing is perfect (non-degenerate on both sides) for a perfect data.