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Extension by zero for abelian sheaves on an open subspace
Definition
Let be the inclusion of an open subspace, and let be a sheaf of abelian groups on .
For an open set , define Equivalently, lies in exactly when for every there exists an open neighbourhood with
Restriction maps are inherited from , so is a subsheaf of . When , the support condition is vacuous and
This is the extension by zero of along . It is distinct in general from the ordinary direct image .
Depends on
Used by
- A non-quasi-coherent module with H1 on an affine scheme Counterexample
- Extension by zero can be strictly smaller than direct image on a punctured interval Counterexample
- Derived operations on analytic field sheaves Definition
- Dualizing and support shifts on the complex line Example
- Incidence cochains of a closed interval Example
- A polyhedral dimension bound for every sheaf Lemma
- Abelian sheaves form a Grothendieck category Lemma
- Actual analytic constructible sheaves admit coherent six operations Lemma
- Bounded fibrewise-soft resolutions from a uniform all-sheaf dimension bound Lemma
- Compact-support acyclicity of c-soft sheaves Lemma
- Compact-support calculus along open and closed embeddings Lemma
- Complex algebraic constructible complexes have finite conical cochain models Lemma
- Derived tensor–Hom and inverse/direct image for field sheaves Lemma
- Enough injective sheaves of modules Lemma
- Extension by zero and the closed complement: a short exact sequence Lemma
- Extension-by-zero generators detect sheaf-cohomology vanishing Lemma
- Finite filtration of a generated subsheaf of the constant integer sheaf Lemma
- Finite simplicial constructible sheaves have an actual derived incidence model Lemma
- Flatness criteria and canonical epimorphisms from flat abelian sheaves Lemma
- Global sections on module sheaves have ordinary sheaf cohomology as derived functors Lemma
- Injective abelian sheaves are flasque Lemma
- Injective modules are flasque and Ext from the structure sheaf is cohomology Lemma
- Koszul sheaf Ext of a smooth regular immersion is concentrated in codimension Lemma
- Local-to-global Ext collapse for a regular immersion Lemma
- Locally contractible metric spaces have singular constant sheaf cohomology Lemma
- Shifted smooth complex pullback is exact for the middle perverse t structure Lemma
- Support localization, base change, projection and trace calculus Lemma
- Vanishing compactly supported first cohomology on opens characterises c-softness Lemma
- Coherent six operations on analytic constructible field sheaves Theorem
- Constructible six functors, proper base change and normalized equivariant duality Theorem
- Constructible Verdier duality and complex orientation Theorem
- Exceptional inverse image as the adjoint of derived proper-support image Theorem
- Extension by zero is left adjoint to restriction and is exact on abelian sheaves Theorem
- Grothendieck vanishing on a Noetherian space Theorem
- Middle perverse t structure glues and has simple intersection complexes Theorem
- Ordinary middle perverse t structure, recollement and intersection complexes Theorem
- Serre duality for line bundles on a smooth proper curve, and the residue realization Theorem
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Sources
- Ravi Vakil, The Rising Sea, Section 2.7 and nearby discussion (standard reference, not scraped)
- The Stacks Project, Section 6.31 (standard reference, not scraped)