Instances for the inputs of the algebraic main theorems #
Instances on AlgebraicGeometry.AlgScheme, AlgebraicGeometry.Triple and
AlgebraicGeometry.EmbeddedPair that the proofs of the theorems use and their statements do not:
an algebraic k-scheme is separated, a morphism of algebraic k-schemes is a k-morphism, and
the ambient scheme of a triple or of an embedded pair is smooth. AlgScheme.of X is the algebraic
k-scheme of a scheme X separated and of finite type over k, and AlgScheme.ofHom f that of
a structure morphism f; both unfold to their underlying scheme under reducible transparency.
A morphism of algebraic k-schemes is a k-morphism.
The algebraic k-scheme with underlying scheme X and structure morphism f, of finite type
and separated. It is written as a structure, so that (ofHom f).left unfolds to X and
(ofHom f).left ↘ Spec k to f under reducible transparency: instance search and simp see
through it.
Equations
- AlgebraicGeometry.AlgScheme.ofHom f hf hs = { left := X, right := { as := PUnit.unit }, hom := f, prop := ⋯ }
Instances For
The algebraic k-scheme of a scheme X over Spec k whose structure morphism is of finite
type and separated; its underlying scheme is X (of_left), and instance search sees every
instance on X at (of X).left.