The global lift of a local analytic isomorphism to the principalizations #
Włodarczyk's principalization commutes with local analytic isomorphisms
[Wlo09, Theorem 2.0.3, last sentence; Theorem 3.5.1 (2)]: for a local analytic isomorphism
g : N → M and an ideal sheaf I on M, the succession of the principalization of g^*I over a
neighbourhood U_{K'} of a compact of N is the pull-back of the succession of the
principalization of I over a neighbourhood U_K ⊇ g(U_{K'}), up to blow-ups with empty centre
(the clause isPullbackAlong of
IdealSheafPair.CommutesWithLocalAnalyticIsomorphisms). Over the whole manifolds this gives a map
g̃ : Ñ → M̃ over g, the "natural lifting" of [Wlo09, Theorem 2.0.1 (3)] for the
principalization, which identifies Ñ with the fibre product N ×_M M̃. This module constructs
it for two extension-compatible families F' over N and F over M from exactly the data the
theorem asserts: every U_{K'} has compact closure (hcl) and the per-compact pull-back relation
(hrel).
- The pieces (
liftCompact,lastLift,pieceMap): for a compactK'ofNthe compactK := closure g(U_{K'})ofMsatisfiesg(U_{K'}) ⊆ U_K, so the relation supplies a liftR_{r'} → S_rof the last stages overg(exists_lift_bijOn_fiber), a local analytic isomorphism bijective on the fibres; aftertoSpace Kit is a mapR_{r'} → M̃overg. - Uniqueness (
eqOn_of_map_eq): two maps from an open subset ofÑtoM̃, continuous there and overg, agree. Off the imagesZof the centres ofSthe composite blow-down ofSis injective, so over a point ofU_K ∖ Zthe fibre ofF.mapis a single point; the points of the piece whose image inMavoidsZare dense in the piece (dense_preimage_compl_centerImagespulled back along the open maplastLift), andM̃is Hausdorff (Set.EqOn.of_subset_closure). This iseq_of_map_comp_eqofFamilyCoherence.leanwithgin place of an inclusion. - The gluing (
pieceFun,liftFun,lift): on the open pieceO_{K'} = F'.map⁻¹(U_{K'})the piece map read through the inverse oftoSpace K'; the value of the lift atqis the piece map of the singleton compact{F'.map q}. Every piece map agrees with the lift on its piece (uniqueness on the overlap), so the lift is analytic, a local analytic isomorphism (isLocalDiffeomorph_lift), overg(map_lift), bijective on the fibres (bijOn_fiber_lift), and the only continuous map overg(eq_lift_of_map_eq). IdealSheafPair.commutesWithLocalAnalyticIsomorphisms_of_isPullbackUpToEmptyAlong: the clauseIdealSheafPair.CommutesWithLocalAnalyticIsomorphismsfor an assignment on the pairs whose successions pull back along local analytic isomorphisms over every pair of compacts and whose neighbourhoods have compact closures; and its consequencesbijOn_preimage_of_bijOn_fiber(over an open on whichgis injective, the lift is a bijection between the preimages: the identificationÑ = N ×_M M̃),surjective_of_bijOn_fiber(the global content of [Wlo09, Theorem 3.5.1 (1)]), and the naturalityIdealSheafPair.CommutesWithLocalAnalyticIsomorphisms.comp_eq,id_eqfrom uniqueness, through the lift clause at a pair given by its ideal sheaf (exists_lift_of_eq).
The identification of the end result and the fibres #
toSpace K is a local analytic isomorphism at every point: the preimage of map⁻¹(U_K) is
everything, since map ∘ toSpace K = σ_K lands in U_K.
toSpace K is injective.
toSpace K maps the fibre of the composite blow-down over a point x ∈ U_K bijectively onto
the fibre of map over x.
Two points of M̃ over a point of U_K off the images Z of the centres of seq K coincide:
the composite blow-down of seq K is injective off Z (isIsoOver_composite_compl_centerImages),
and toSpace K is a bijection onto map⁻¹(U_K).
The pieces #
The singleton compact of a point.
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The image of a point of Ñ lies in the neighbourhood of its singleton compact.
The closure of g(U_{K'}) is compact: it lies in the compact g(closure U_{K'}).
The compact K := closure g(U_{K'}) of M attached to a compact K' of N.
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g(U_{K'}) ⊆ U_K for the attached compact K.
The pull-back relation between the successions over U_{K'} and over U_K.
The lift of the last stages R_{r'} → S_r over g supplied by the relation
(exists_lift_bijOn_fiber), a local analytic isomorphism bijective on the fibres.
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The last lift is over g.
The last lift is bijective on the fibres.
The piece map R_{r'} → M̃: the last lift followed by the identification toSpace K.
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The piece map is over g.
The piece map maps the fibre of the composite blow-down of R over y ∈ U_{K'} bijectively
onto the fibre of F.map over g y.
Density of the good points of a piece: every nonempty open subset of the end result
R_{r'} of the piece of K' contains a point whose image under the last lift lies over a point
off the images of the centres of seq K (the dense set dense_preimage_compl_centerImages of
S_r, pulled back along the open map lastLift).
Uniqueness of maps over g #
Uniqueness. Two maps from an open subset O of Ñ to M̃, continuous on O and over g
there, agree on O: they agree at every point of a piece whose image in M avoids the images of
the centres (eq_of_map_eq_of_notMem_centerImages), such points are dense in the piece
(exists_mem_notMem_centerImages), and M̃ is Hausdorff.
The gluing #
The lift at a point: the piece map of the singleton compact of its image, at the point of
the end result identified with it by toSpace.
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The piece map of K' read on the piece O_{K'} = F'.map⁻¹(U_{K'}) through the inverse of
toSpace K'; off the piece, the lift.
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On its piece the piece function is over g.
The piece function at a point of the end result is the piece map.
Near a point of its piece the piece function is the piece map after a local inverse of
toSpace K'.
The piece function is a local analytic isomorphism at every point of its piece.
The piece function is continuous on its piece.
The piece function maps the fibre of F'.map over y ∈ U_{K'} bijectively onto the fibre of
F.map over g y.
The lift agrees with every piece function on its piece: uniqueness on the overlap of the piece with the piece of the singleton compact.
Near every point the lift is the piece function of any piece containing the point.
The lift is a local analytic isomorphism.
The lift g̃ : Ñ → M̃ as an analytic map.
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The lift is a local analytic isomorphism.
The lift is over g: F.map ∘ g̃ = g ∘ F'.map.
The lift is bijective on the fibres: it maps the fibre of F'.map over y bijectively
onto the fibre of F.map over g y.
The lift is the only continuous map over g.
The lift clause for an assignment on pairs, and its consequences #
A map g' over g which is bijective on the fibres is, over a set W on which g is
injective, a bijection from the preimage of W onto the preimage of g(W): the identification of
Ñ with the fibre product N ×_M M̃ over W.
A map over a surjective g which is bijective on the fibres is surjective.
An assignment on the pairs whose successions pull back along local analytic isomorphisms
lifts them, provided the neighbourhoods of its values have compact closures:
IdealSheafPair.CommutesWithLocalAnalyticIsomorphisms from its first clause, the lift
ExtensionCompatibleFamily.lift of the two families P(N, g^*I) and P(M, I) with its
properties supplying the second.
The lift clause at a pair given by its ideal sheaf: for a local analytic isomorphism
g : N → M and an ideal sheaf J on N with J = g^*I, the lift exists from the space of the
pair (N, J). The form in which the lift of a composite g ∘ h is applied to the pair of
h^*(g^*I) without rewriting (g ∘ h)^*I.
Naturality under composition: for local analytic isomorphisms g : N → M and h : L → N,
every continuous map k from the space of P(L, h^*(g^*I)) to the space of P(M, I) over
g ∘ h is the composite g' ∘ h' of maps g', h' over g and h; in particular the lift of
g ∘ h is the composite of the lifts. From the uniqueness clause at g ∘ h, whose pulled-back
ideal sheaf is h^*(g^*I) (exists_lift_of_eq).
The lift of the identity is the identity: every continuous map from the space of P(M, I)
to itself over the identity of M is the identity.