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Dualizing line bundle and trace datum of a smooth projective variety
Definition
Assume the Axiom of Choice. Let be a field and let be a projective
-scheme of finite type which is smooth of pure relative dimension :
every point of has an open neighbourhood on which is
locally free of rank , which by the in-run theorem
thm-differentials-smooth-locally-free of the flat/smooth/etale A page holds
for every smooth of pure relative dimension .
Here is the sheaf of relative differentials of
Sheaf of relative Kähler differentials and is sheaf cohomology as in
Sheaf cohomology as right derived global sections.
Dualizing line bundle. The sheaf is the -th exterior power of the locally free sheaf of rank ; it is a locally free -module of rank one, called the dualizing line bundle (or canonical bundle) of . Its formation is functorial in the following weak sense: an isomorphism of smooth projective -dimensional -schemes induces a canonical isomorphism .
Projective-space model. For with the standard homogeneous coordinates , the dualizing bundle is . To see the bundle identity directly, on use the ordered coordinates for and the local generator , with the indices in increasing order. The coordinate change on gives : its Jacobian has the displayed power, and the signs remove the ordering sign. The standard frames of have this same transition, so sending to glues to the asserted isomorphism. For the empty wedge is and both bundles are trivial on . By Cohomology of O(d) on projective space the group is one dimensional with Laurent generator . The Laurent-coefficient residue trace is the -linear map which, on that monomial basis, sends the class with Laurent tail to . Compatibility of this normalisation with cup products is the content of the twisting-sheaf duality theorem proved later on this page.
Normalized Serre trace. Let be smooth projective of pure dimension over . A normalized Serre trace for is a -linear map such that:
- after any closed immersion over with pure codimension , the Gysin map is formed by the adjunction and regular-immersion identification followed by the map on Ext induced contravariantly by the unit and the identification ; the normalization condition is the typed equality ;
- for every finite locally free -module the evaluation pairing is a perfect pairing of -vector spaces for every .
The existence of a normalized Serre trace, its nondegeneracy and its
independence of the chosen embedding are claims of
thm-serre-duality-smooth-projective-variety-locally-free-sheaves proved later
on this page; this definition only fixes the data, the sign convention
and the projective-space normalisation. In
particular the trace is not part of the definition of and no
existence statement is made here.
Depends on
Used by
- Adjunction for a smooth closed subvariety Lemma
- Canonical weight of a flag variety Lemma
- Koszul sheaf Ext of a smooth regular immersion is concentrated in codimension Lemma
- Local-to-global Ext collapse for a regular immersion Lemma
- Serre duality for coherent sheaves on projective space Theorem
- Serre duality for locally free sheaves on a smooth projective variety Theorem
- Serre duality for twisting sheaves on projective space Theorem
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Sources
- The Stacks Project, Duality for Schemes (standard reference, not scraped)
- Ravi Vakil, Foundations of Algebraic Geometry, Classes 53-54 (standard reference, not scraped)