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K-local-ringed spaces: basic properties #

The elementary theory of K-local-ringed spaces and their K-morphisms.

A K-morphism pulls the constants of Y back to the constants of X.

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The morphism of locally ringed spaces underlying a composite of K-morphisms is the composite.

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The morphism of locally ringed spaces underlying the identity K-morphism is the identity.

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The underlying map of a composite is the composite of the underlying maps.

The underlying map of the identity is the identity.

The range of a composite is the image under the second map of the range of the first.

The underlying map of a K-morphism is continuous.

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The range of the open immersion X | U ⟶ X is U.

The underlying morphism of locally ringed spaces of a K-isomorphism is an isomorphism.

The homeomorphism underlying a K-isomorphism.

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    Two open immersions of K-local-ringed spaces with the same range are K-isomorphic (the K-version of Mathlib's IsOpenImmersion.isoOfRangeEq, by the universal property of open immersions).

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      The range of an open immersion of K-local-ringed spaces is open.

      Functoriality: composition.