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Locally finite presentation morphisms
Definition
A morphism is locally of finite presentation if it admits affine charts as in the locally finite-type definition for which is a finitely presented -algebra. This is stronger than locally finite type over a non-Noetherian base.
Depends on
Used by
- Euler characteristic in a proper flat family is locally constant Corollary
- Upper semicontinuity of fibre cohomology dimensions Corollary
- Vanishing of the deformation tangent space forces rigidity of deformation classes Corollary
- A flat family with a nodal special fibre is not smooth at the node Counterexample
- Finite type need not mean finite presentation Counterexample
- Flat and finite type is not open without finite presentation Counterexample
- Frobenius on the affine line is finite flat but not smooth Counterexample
- The Lie algebra does not detect nonsmooth group schemes Counterexample
- Abelian schemes over a base Definition
- Deformations of schemes and the infinitesimal deformation functor Definition
- Embedded deformations of a closed subscheme Definition
- Étale morphism of schemes Definition
- Fppf coverings and the fppf site Definition
- Quotient sheaves and representable quotients for pre-relations and group actions Definition
- Smooth morphism of schemes Definition
- The étale locus of a morphism Definition
- The rigidified relative Picard functor and the dual abelian variety Definition
- Compensating h0 and h1 jumps with constant Euler characteristic Example
- Finite field extensions and etaleness Example
- Open immersions are etale Example
- Polynomial rings are flat and smooth Example
- Riemann-Hurwitz for a tame double cover with 2r branch points Example
- The family xy=t Example
- The square-root standard etale chart Example
- An S-rational map defined after a faithfully flat smooth base change is defined Lemma
- Constructible images for finite-presentation affine maps Lemma
- Coprime polynomial factorisations lift after an etale localisation Lemma
- Criterion for a scheme to represent an fppf quotient sheaf Lemma
- Dense relative-dimension strata in flat finitely presented fibres Lemma
- Effective fppf descent for separated locally quasi-finite morphisms Lemma
- Finite-stage descent of finitely presented schemes and their morphisms Lemma
- Flat deformations form a Zariski sheaf of groupoids Lemma
- Flat locally finitely presented restrictions give open subquotients Lemma
- Hilbert divisor charts and the Picard diagonal Lemma
- Local finiteness conditions under base change Lemma
- Noetherian approximation of proper flat finitely presented sheaf data Lemma
- Restriction of an etale equivalence relation Lemma
- Smooth orbits are locally closed and their orbit maps are faithfully flat over every field Lemma
- The product of two projective lines is an integral smooth projective surface Lemma
- Torsors under the additive group over an affine scheme are trivial Lemma
…and 16 more results.
Dependency tree · two levels
5 results within two dependency steps of this one, each drawn at its shortest distance from it. An arrow runs from a result to what uses it, so the chart reads left to right and ends at this result, which carries a heavier outline. Every node is a link to that result. Click elsewhere on the chart to enlarge it.
Sources
- The Stacks Project, Morphisms of Schemes, Definition 22.1 (standard reference, not scraped)