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Multiple test blow-ups, controlled transforms and resolutions of marked ideals

Definition

Let (I,E,μ) be a marked ideal on the smooth K-scheme X (Marked ideals and their support). A multiple test blow-up of (I,E,μ) is a finite sequence X=X0←σ1X1←⋯←Xr in which each σi ⁣:Xi→Xi−1 is specified either as an inserted isomorphism step or as the blowup (Blowup of a scheme along an ideal sheaf) of Xi−1 at a regular closed subscheme Ci−1⊆supp⁡(Ii−1,Ei−1,μ) (Closed immersions of schemes) that has SNC with Ei−1, together with the marked ideals defined inductively for a blowup step by (Ii,Ei,μ),Ii:=I(Di)−μ⋅σi∗(Ii−1),Ei:=σic(Ei−1)∪{Di}, where Di⊆Xi is the exceptional divisor (Exceptional subscheme of a blowup), I(Di) is its invertible ideal (Invertible sheaf of cartier divisor), I(Di)−μ its (−μ)-th tensor power (Invertible sheaves, Tensor product of sheaves of modules), and σic(Ei−1) is the family of strict transforms (Strict transform of a closed subscheme) ordered so that all old members precede Di. Empty members of the transformed boundary are omitted, with the order of all surviving labels retained. The transform σic(Ii−1,μ):=(Ii,μ) is the controlled transform of (Ii−1,μ); for a local section f∈Ii−1(U) with local equation yi of Di the section yi−μσi∗(f) is a controlled transform of f, well defined up to a unit. A blowup step retains the specified center and Di=σi−1(Ci−1), even when its underlying morphism is an isomorphism, as for a Cartier center. An inserted isomorphism step has empty Di, transports the ideal and ordered boundary, and appends no boundary member. A resolution of (I,E,μ) is a multiple test blow-up with supp⁡(Ir,Er,μ)=∅. An extension of a multiple test blow-up (Xi)0≤i≤m is a multiple test blow-up (Xj′)0≤j≤m′ with X0′=X, indices j0=0<j1<⋯<jm and isomorphisms forming an identification Xji′=Xi; the extended sequence is obtained from the original one by inserting isomorphisms, with every original blow-up retained in its original order. No new nontrivial blow-ups are inserted. This is the extension convention of the source, Definition 2.1.5.

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