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Fixed-polarization Hilbert construction over a Noetherian base

Statement

Assume AC and DC. Let S be Noetherian, X→S projective of finite presentation, L relatively ample, and P fixed. The fixed-polynomial Hilbert functor on all S-schemes is represented by a proper finitely presented scheme with a universal closed finitely presented flat family, and that scheme admits a closed immersion into a coherent projective bundle over S. A specified global X↪PSn inducing L gives a global H-projective embedding of the representative.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypotheses in the statement and AC and DC, inherited from the scheme, cohomology, and finite-module suppliers (The Axiom of Choice, The axiom of dependent choice: a relation in which every element is related to something admits an N-indexed chain).

[F1]

The projective-space construction is Construction of the fixed-polynomial Hilbert scheme of projective space. Vanishing of a homomorphism into a flat family has a universal closed scheme locus (Universal vanishing locus for a map into a flat projective family).

[F2]

Flat closure exists uniquely over every valuation ring (Flat schematic closure over an arbitrary valuation ring). The properness criterion for finite-type quasi-separated morphisms uses all valuation rings (Valuative criterion for properness). Properness with a relatively ample line bundle gives the coherent-projective-bundle embedding (Properness and a relative ample line bundle give projectivity).

[F3]

Families have effective descent and locally constant polynomial (Effective descent and base change of embedded Hilbert families). Relative regularity gives finite locally free sections and arbitrary base change (Relative regularity, generation, and arbitrary base change). Over an affine base sufficiently high powers of a relatively ample bundle give projective-space embeddings (High powers of an ample line bundle embed a proper scheme).

Proof

1.1F1F3construct

On an affine open U of S, choose a power Ld giving an embedding XU↪PUn as in [F3]. A polynomial-P family for L has polynomial Q(t)=P(dt) for the ambient O(1); conversely equality of these substituted polynomials forces equality of the original polynomials. In the ambient representing scheme from [F1], require its universal quotient O→OZ to kill the pullback of the ideal of XU. The zero locus in [F1] is a closed subscheme and universally imposes exactly Z⊆XU. It therefore represents the required functor on all U-schemes. The local representatives and universal ideals agree uniquely on overlaps through their functorial descriptions, and hence glue to HX/SP,L and its family. These schemes are of finite presentation locally on S, and the finite cover gives finite presentation globally; separatedness likewise follows from their Grassmannian embeddings on each base open.

2.1F2step 1.1algebra

A valuative diagram for this scheme is a generic-fibre family inside XR for some arbitrary valuation ring R. The map Spec⁡R→S factors through an affine open containing the image of its closed point, since the remaining images are generizations of that point. Use the local embedding of step 1.1 and [F2] to extend the generic family by flat schematic closure. It lies in XR: every local section of the ideal of XR maps to zero generically, and torsion-freeness of the flat closure's structure sheaf forces it to vanish already over R. Uniqueness is that of flat closure. All hypotheses of the properness criterion in [F2] hold by step 1.1, so HX/SP,L→S is proper.

3.1F1F2F3step 1.1step 2.1algebra∎

For projectivity, use a finite affine cover as in step 1.1, take a common positive multiple d of its embedding powers, and then a single sufficiently large regularity degree r on that finite cover. The universal family's section bundle V=π∗(OZ⊗Ldr), is finite locally free by [F3]. Its determinant is relatively ample: on each base open it is the restriction of the Grassmannian Plücker bundle in the construction, hence relatively very ample there. Apply [F2] to obtain a closed embedding in a coherent projective bundle. For a specified global X⊆PSn with induced L, the same ambient construction is global: properness turns its locally closed Grassmannian immersion into a closed immersion, and its further closed vanishing locus gives the H-projective embedding.

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