The lattice of open subsets of a topological space has a top element (the whole space).
Forgetful functor from commutative rings to additive abelian groups, factored through the category of rings.
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The structure sheaf of a scheme viewed as a sheaf of additive abelian groups on the Zariski site.
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The n-th Zariski sheaf cohomology of the structure sheaf of X.
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The sheaf cohomology groups inherit an additive abelian group structure.
Specialization to affine schemes: the n-th Zariski cohomology of
Spec R.
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The affine sheaf cohomology groups carry an additive abelian group structure.
Degree-zero cohomology is identified with Hom-out of the constant sheaf
on ℤ, via the Ext⁰ formalism.
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Adjunction equivalence: morphisms from the constant sheaf on ℤ to a
sheaf correspond to global sections of that sheaf.
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The functor F ↦ Hⁿ(X, F) taking a sheaf to its n-th Zariski sheaf
cohomology.
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The Zariski cohomology functor is additive in its sheaf argument.
If F is the zero sheaf, then all of its sheaf cohomology groups are
trivial.
The dimension hⁿ(X) = dim_k Hⁿ(X, O_X) of sheaf cohomology when the
cohomology group carries a k-vector-space structure.