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Hironaka.Resolution.Algebraic.Wlo05.EmbeddedClaimCoverTools

Stalks along a coproduct of open immersions #

The local cover g : X' → X of [Kol07, Theorem 105] (the globalization of blow-up sequences: the run of the order reduction BO_{n,1} is assembled from runs on the pieces of an open cover through the coproduct of the inclusions) is a coproduct of open immersions (openImmersionCoprods), so its stalk maps are isomorphisms, and so are those of its stage lifts along a blow-up sequence (base change, isPullback_pullbackStageHom). A stalkwise identity of pulled-back ideal sheaves descends along such a map (stalkIdeal_comap), and the reduced ideal of the closure of a point specializing to q agrees at q with the pullback of the reduced ideal of the closure of its image when that pullback's support has the point as a generic point (a minimal prime over a prime is that prime). Bookkeeping for the descent of the local form of the ideal along the local cover (Hironaka.Resolution.Algebraic.Wlo05.EmbeddedClaimCover, Hironaka.Resolution.Algebraic.Wlo05.EmbeddedCP1Cover).

The stalk maps of a coproduct of open immersions are isomorphisms: at y = ι i u, the stalk map of the open immersion ι i ≫ g factors through that of the open immersion ι i.

The stage lifts of a coproduct of open immersions along a blow-up sequence are coproducts of open immersions (the class is stable under base change, and the stage lifts are base changes).

A stalkwise identity of two pull-backs descends along a morphism whose stalk map at the point is an isomorphism.

The stalk of the reduced ideal of the closure of η at a point x it specializes to is prime: it is a minimal prime over itself (stalkIdeal_vanishingIdeal_mem_minimalPrimes).

The stalk at q of the pull-back of the reduced ideal of closure {φ ζ} along φ with an isomorphic stalk map at q is the stalk of the reduced ideal of closure {ζ}, provided ζ is a generic point of the pull-back's support: the latter is a minimal prime over the former, which is prime (the image of a prime under an isomorphism).