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Lower semicontinuity of flat finitely presented fibre dimension
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice. Let be flat and of finite presentation. For , let be the scheme-theoretic fibre (Scheme-theoretic fibre), with . Then, for every integer , the set is open in . Thus the fibre-dimension function is lower semicontinuous.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The morphism and conventions in the Statement.
Assuming AC, for a flat locally finitely presented morphism there is an open subset , dense in every nonempty fibre, partitioned into pairwise disjoint open subsets for , such that every point of has local fibre dimension and for every nonempty fibre. The openness and dimension-supremum properties are proved in Dense relative-dimension strata in flat finitely presented fibres.
A flat morphism locally of finite presentation is universally open, in particular open (Flat finite-presentation morphisms are open).
The fibre is ; an empty fibre has dimension (Scheme-theoretic fibre).
AC states that every family of nonempty sets admits a choice function (The Axiom of Choice).
Proof
Apply [F1] to ; finite presentation implies local finite presentation. If , the supremum formula of [F1] gives Indeed, the dimensions appearing on the right are nonnegative integers, so a supremum at least the integer is attained at or above even if the supremum is infinite. For an empty fibre both sides are false by [F3].
A fibre meets exactly when its base point lies in . Consequently step 1.1 gives the exact set equality Every is open in by [F1], and is open by [F2], so every is open in . Their union is open. This proves the claim unconditionally under the hypotheses of the Statement.
When the union in step 2.1 is empty for every . When a fibre has dimension zero it occurs only in ; a positive or unbounded fibre dimension is handled by the integer-supremum argument of step 1.1. AC is assumed through [F1] and [F2], with no further choice in the set identity. The proof uses the forward direction of the equivalence in step 1.1 to include points in and the reverse direction to exclude all other points.
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Sources
- The Stacks Project, More on Morphisms, Section 37.30, Lemma 37.30.5 (standard reference, not scraped)