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Projectivity via a coherent projective bundle

Definition

On a locally Noetherian base S, use coherent-projective-bundle projectivity for a global closed immersion X↪PS(E)=Proj⁡SSym⁡E with E a coherent sheaf on S. The sheaf E need not be locally free or have a globally bounded number of generators. This is the projectivity convention in this Hilbert packet. H-projectivity from Projective morphisms before Proj is its special case with E=OSn+1; no implication from the former to the latter is asserted. Mere local projective embeddings without a global projective-bundle embedding do not define the hypothesis here. A chosen relatively ample polarization L (Relative ampleness over an arbitrary base) need not equal the pullback of O(1) for the embedding; that pullback gives an auxiliary global relatively very ample bundle M. No quasi-compactness assumption on S is part of this definition.

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