Finiteness over relatively compact open subsets #
On a non-compact manifold the finite index sets and the maximal order of Kollár's triples are not
available globally. They are restored over an open subset U with compact closure, the setting of
Bierstone–Milman's "relatively quasi-compact open subset" ([BM97, Theorem 1.6] and the remark
following it) and of Kollár's "small neighborhoods of compact sets" ([Kol07, 44]): only finitely
many members of a locally finite family meet the compact closure, and the order of an ideal sheaf
that is nonzero at every point is bounded on a compact set, being finite at each point and upper
semicontinuous ({ord ≤ k} is open because {ord ≥ k + 1} is the cosupport of the derivative
ideal sheaf D^k 𝓘 (cosupport_iteratedDeriv), which is closed).
AnalyticTriple.boClass_iff— the classBOClass munfolded;HypersurfaceFamily.IsSnc.finite_meeting_compact— only finitely many members of a family with simple normal crossings meet a compact set;IdealSheaf.bddAbove_ord_on_compact— the order of an ideal sheaf nonzero everywhere is bounded on a compact set;boClass_pullback_inclusion,exists_boClass_pullback_inclusion— the restriction of a triple to an open subset with compact closure lies inBOClass mforma bound of the order onU, and for somem.
This is what makes the compatible-family form of the order-reduction functors meaningful: the
value on each relatively compact open is that of a functor on BOClass m for a suitable m
(Functor/Family.lean, BOanFamOfInput.lean).
The class of BO_{n,m} unfolded ([Kol07, Theorem 103]: "dim X = n, max-ord I ≤ m"): a
triple is in BOClass m iff 1 ≤ m, ord 𝓘 ≤ m at every point and only finitely many members of
E are nonempty.
Only finitely many members of a family of hypersurfaces with simple normal crossings meet a compact set: the family is locally finite.
The order of an ideal sheaf that is nonzero at every point is bounded on a compact set: it is
finite at every point and upper semicontinuous (isOpen_setOf_ord_le), so finitely many of the
open sets {ord ≤ ord x} cover the compact set. Not in the sources as such; the analytic
substitute for Kollár's max-ord I.
The restriction of a triple to an open subset U with compact closure, on which the order of
𝓘 is at most m ≥ 1, lies in the class BOClass m (the setting of the remark after
[BM97, Theorem 1.6]): the pull-back along the inclusion has the order of 𝓘 at the image, and a
member of the pulled-back family is nonempty only if the member meets U ⊆ closure U, which
finitely many do.
The restriction of a triple to an open subset with compact closure lies in the class
BOClass m for some m ([BM97, Theorem 1.6] and the remark after it; [Kol07, 44]): the order of
𝓘 is bounded on the compact closure.