The coordinate slice of a padding is the piece: the slice diffeomorphism #
Kollár's proof of Theorem 36 passes from an embedding X ↪ 𝔸ⁿ to its padding X ↪ 𝔸ⁿ ↪ 𝔸ⁿ⁺ᵐ
(the embedding i'_1 of [Kol07, Lemma 39]) and back through the weak commutation with closed
embeddings [Kol07, 34.4]: the resolution of the padded ideal on the padded ambient is the
push-forward of the resolution on the coordinate slice S = {z_j = 0, j ∉ range σ}
([Kol07, Theorem 36, proof]; the common ambient dimension of [Wlo09, §7.1]). On the slice, read
as a bundled submanifold with its induced charts (IsClosedSubmanifold.toAnalyticManifold,
modelled on 𝕜^{n' − (n' − n)}), the padded ideal restricts to the original ideal: this module
proves that identification.
padExtDiffeomorph σ G: the zero extensionpadExtcorestricted to the slice, as a DIFFEOMORPHISM of the piece onto the bundled slice — across the two models𝕜ⁿand𝕜^{n' − (n' − n)}(IsClosedSubmanifold.contMDiff_codRestrictfor the analyticity into the induced charts; inverse the coordinate projection after the inclusion);inclusionMap_padExtDiffeomorph,padExtDiffeomorph_symm_applyits point formulas.pullback_padExt_padIdeal:s^*(p^* J + 𝓘_S) = J— the padded ideal pulled back along the zero extension is the ideal (stalkIdeal_padIdeal_padExtwith the surjectivity of the germ maps ofs,padExtStalk_padCoordProjStalk).pullback_inclusionMap_padIdeal: the padded ideal restricted to the slice (the pull-back along the inclusion) isJtransported along the inverse of the slice diffeomorphism — both sides pull back along the diffeomorphism toJ, and pulling back along a diffeomorphism is injective (IdealSheaf.pullback_symm_pullback).idealSheaf_padSlice_le_padIdeal:𝓘_S ≤ p^* J + 𝓘_S.
Not in the sources; bookkeeping on the padding of PadIdeal.lean and the bundled submanifolds of
Bundle.lean.
The zero extension as a diffeomorphism of the piece onto the coordinate slice
S = {z_j = 0, j ∉ range σ} with its induced structure (IsClosedSubmanifold.toAnalyticManifold,
modelled on 𝕜^{n' − (n' − n)}) — ACROSS MODELS (Fin n → 𝕜 against Fin (n' − (n' − n)) → 𝕜);
inverse the coordinate projection after the inclusion. The identification of Y with its copy in
U × 𝕜ᵐ of [Wlo09, §7.1], and of X ↪ 𝔸ⁿ with X ↪ 𝔸ⁿ ↪ 𝔸ⁿ⁺ᵐ in [Kol07, Theorem 36, proof].
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The slice diffeomorphism followed by the inclusion is the zero extension.
The inverse of the slice diffeomorphism is the coordinate projection.
The padded ideal pulled back along the zero extension is the ideal: at w,
s^*(p^* J + 𝓘_S)_{s w} = s^* (s^*)⁻¹ J_w = J_w (stalkIdeal_padIdeal_padExt; the germ map of
s is onto, p ∘ s = id).
The slice ideal is the piece ideal transported: the padded ideal restricted to the slice
(the pull-back along the inclusion) is the pull-back of J along the inverse of the slice
diffeomorphism. Both sides pull back along padExtDiffeomorph to J (pullback_padExt_padIdeal,
IdealSheaf.pullback_symm_pullback), and pulling back along a diffeomorphism is injective.
The ideal sheaf of the slice lies in the padded ideal (padIdeal is the sum p^*J + 𝓘_S).