An analytic space from an open cover by analytic pieces #
A Hausdorff K-local-ringed space Y with a countable open cover (W i) such that every open
subspace Y | W i is K-isomorphic to an analytic K-space is an analytic K-space
(AnalyticSpace.ofOpenCover): in the definition of [Hir64, Ch. 0, §1, pp. 119–120], clause (i) is
local and transports along the isomorphisms, clause (ii), countability at infinity, is inherited
from countably many σ-compact open subsets, and clause (iii), Hausdorffness, is assumed. This is how
the space glued from local complexifications, or from local resolutions, receives its analytic
structure (gluedAnalytic, Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.KSpace): the pieces are the glued open
subsets ι_i(Y_i), isomorphic to the Y_i, and the Hausdorffness comes from
Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.Topology.
Conventions. Y.restrictOpen W is the open subspace; the local models are transported with
restrictOpenIso and restrictOpen_restrictOpen_iso ((Y | W) | U ≅ Y | imageOpens W U,
Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.OpenSubspaceLemmas). A single piece W = ⊤ gives Y ≅ Z an analytic
space; Y = ∅ with ι empty gives the empty analytic space.
An analytic K-space structure on a Hausdorff K-space with a countable open cover by opens
K-isomorphic to analytic spaces.
Equations
- AnalyticSpace.ofOpenCover Y W hcov Z e = { toKLocallyRingedSpace := Y, locallyModel := ⋯, t2 := ⋯, sigmaCompact := ⋯ }