Concatenation of blow-up sequences: empty centers, strict transforms, disjointness at the end #
The empty blow-up convention of [Kol07, 32] along a concatenation: a concatenation of two
sequences without empty centers has none. The boundary-clearing sequence of
[Kol07, 104, Step 2.1] is a concatenation of values of the functors BD_{n,m,j} of
[Kol07, Lemma 102], each without empty centers, and this lemma places the induced triple in the
class of Lemma 102 again. The module also transports the strict transform of an ideal sheaf
through a concatenation (strictTransformSeq_concat_last) and the disjointness of Lemma 102 (1),
between the points of order ≥ m of the weak transform and the strict transform of a divisor,
at the end of a concatenation (disjoint_cosupp_concat_iff).
The empty blow-up convention [Kol07, 32] through a concatenation: no empty center on either part, none on the whole.
The strict transform along a concatenation is the strict transform along the second part of
the strict transform along the first; the analogue of weakTransformSeq_concat_last for strict
transforms.
The disjointness of [Kol07, Lemma 102, conclusion (1)] (the points of order ≥ m of the weak
transform against the strict transform of a divisor) at the end of a concatenation is the
disjointness at the end of the second part for the transforms along the first, by the same
induction as the transport lemmas, without the eqToHom of last_concat.