The descended map of a gluing is an isomorphism where the pieces are #
The resolution is an isomorphism over the simple points (clause (2) of the resolution problem,
[Hir64, Introduction, p. 111]; [Kol07, Theorem 45, (2)]; [Wlo09, Theorem 2.0.1, (1)]), read on a
gluing datum G : GlueOver X R π dom: over an open subset V ⊆ dom i the glued space is the i-th
piece (partIso, Hironaka.AnalyticSpace.Glue.OverPart), so the descended map is an isomorphism
over V when the piece map is (isIsoOver_descMap_of_isIsoOver, through
Hom.IsIsoOver.of_isIso_restrictSet_comm); over an open subset S, isomorphisms over S ∩ dom i
for every piece assemble to one over S ∩ ⋃ dom i (isIsoOver_descMap_inter_iUnion). The latter is
applied to the glued local resolutions in
Hironaka.Resolution.Analytic.Kol07Thm45.ResolutionIsoReg.
The descended map is an isomorphism over an open subset V ⊆ dom i when the i-th piece map
is ([Kol07, Theorem 45, (2)], piece by piece): the part of the glued space over dom i is the
part of the piece (partIso, read between the restrictions openOf), over X; then
Hom.IsIsoOver.of_isIso_restrictSet_comm at P := V.
Over an open subset S, isomorphisms over S ∩ dom i for every piece give one over
S ∩ ⋃ dom i.