K-morphisms out of a glued K-space #
For K-gluing data D (Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.Data) and K-morphisms g i : Y i ⟶ Z
compatible with the transitions (f i j ≫ g i = t i j ≫ f j i ≫ g j on the overlaps), the universal
property of the multicoequalizer gives a morphism descLRS g : glued ⟶ Z of locally ringed spaces
with ι i ≫ descLRS g = g i; it is a K-morphism descK g : gluedK ⟶ Z
(Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.KSpace): the constant c of Z pulls back to the glued constant,
because on every image ι i '' ⊤ its pull-back is the constant of Y i (the K-morphism property
of g i) and the glued constant is the unique section with these restrictions. Two K-morphisms
out of the glued K-space agreeing after every ιK i are equal (hom_ext_gluedK).
Conventions. The compatibility is stated at the level of locally ringed spaces ((g i).1), in the
parenthesisation of Mathlib's multispan diagram (D.f i j, D.t i j ≫ D.f j i). With one piece,
descK g is g 0 up to the identification of the glued space with the piece; for Z = gluedK and
g i = ιK i the descent is the identity (hom_ext_gluedK).
This is how the morphism from the complexified space into the glued space is assembled from the
local complexifications (Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.Morphism), and how the map from a glued space
of local resolutions to the base is defined (Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.Over).
Every point of the glued space comes from a piece (Mathlib's ι_jointly_surjective, restated
with the index and piece types of the K-gluing data).
The descent of compatible morphisms on the pieces to the glued locally ringed space.
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The pull-back of the constant c of Z along the descent is the glued constant.
The descent as a K-morphism out of the glued K-space.
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Two K-morphisms out of the glued K-space agreeing on every piece are equal.