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Canonical adjunction for a Cartier fibre curve

Statement

Assume AC and DC. For a normal projective surface modification X over a finite normal local domain A of a regular two-dimensional local ring R, let E be a Cartier closed fibre with residue field κ and conormal L=OX(−E)∣E. Then ωE=ωX∣E⊗L−1 is a projective-curve canonical module, up to the harmless one-dimensional residue-field normalization. At a regular point of X the surface canonical module is invertible.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A regular Noetherian local ring R of dimension two, a finite normal local R-domain A, a normal projective modification X over A, a Cartier closed fibre E⊆X with residue field κ and conormal L=OX(−E)∣E, and the regular-base dualizing module ωX of X.

[F1]

def-axiom-of-choice. The Axiom of Choice (AC) is the following statement. > Every family of nonempty sets has a choice function > (def-choice-function). Written out: for every set F all of whose members are nonempty, there exists a function g with domain F satisfying g(S)∈S for all S∈F. (The Axiom of Choice)

[F2]

def-dependent-choice. Let X be a set and let R⊆X×X be a binary relation on X. Call R entire on X when for every x∈X there is y∈X with xRy. The Axiom of Dependent Choice, written DC, is the following statement. (The axiom of dependent choice: a relation in which every element is related to something admits an N-indexed chain)

[F3]

lem-normal-projective-surface-dualizing-module-over-regular-local-base. Assume AC and DC. Let R be a regular Noetherian local ring of dimension two, let A be a finite normal local R-domain of dimension two, with R↪A local, and let X be a normal integral scheme of dimension two projective over R, with a proper birational map f:X→Spec⁡A. Put ωA=Hom⁡R(A,R). (Dualizing modules and trace pairing for normal projective surface modifications)

[F4]

lem-finite-closed-immersion-derived-coinduction-adjunction. Assume AC. For a finite homomorphism A→B of Noetherian rings and G∈D+(A), the complex f!G=RHom⁡A(B,G) has its natural B-action and is right adjoint to restriction of scalars. (Derived adjunction for finite rings and closed immersions)

[F5]

lem-finite-length-duality-over-a-regular-local-base. Assume AC and DC. Let (R,m) be regular Noetherian local of dimension d and let (B,n) be a module-finite local R-algebra with the map local. For finite-length B-modules put T(M)=Ext⁡Rd(M,R) with its natural B-action. (Finite-length duality over a regular local base)

[F6]

thm-serre-duality-for-coherent-sheaves-on-projective-cm-scheme. Assume AC. Let k be a field and let X be a projective, pure d-dimensional Cohen–Macaulay k-scheme. Let DX=ωX[d] be its normalized dualizing complex, and let tX:Hd(X,ωX)→k be its trace. (Serre duality for coherent sheaves on a projective Cohen–Macaulay scheme)

[F7]

lem-regular-base-dualizing-traces-compose-on-rational-modifications. Assume AC and DC. Let R be regular local of dimension two, A finite normal local over R, and let g:X′→X be a morphism of projective normal modifications over A. Their regular-base dualizing complexes are independent of the chosen projective embeddings up to the unique isomorphism preserving their duality pairings. (Dualizing traces compose and become isomorphisms on rational modifications)

[F8]

def-serre-r-k-and-s-k-conditions. For a commutative Noetherian ring R and an integer j≥0, condition (Rj) means that Rp is regular whenever ht⁡p≤j. Condition (Sj) means that depth⁡Rp≥min⁡{j,dim⁡Rp} for every prime p. (serre r k and s k conditions)

[F9]

cor-serre-normality-criterion-two-directions. Assume the Axiom of Choice (The Axiom of Choice). A commutative Noetherian domain is normal if and only if it satisfies (R1) and (S2). Equivalently its integral closedness is characterized by these two conditions. (serre normality criterion two directions)

Proof

1.1F3F4given

Since E is an effective Cartier divisor, the ideal sequence 0→OX(−E)→OX→OE→0 is a length-one resolution by invertible sheaves; applying R ⁣HomX(−,DX) with DX=ωX[2] and using that ωX is Cohen--Macaulay and torsion-free, so multiplication by a local equation of E is injective, identifies the dualizing complex R ⁣HomX(OE,DX) of E with a single-degree shift of ωX(E)∣E.

2.1F4F7step 1.1

Its underlying sheaf is ωX(E)∣E=ωX∣E⊗L−1 because OX(E)∣E=L−1, and finite closed-immersion coinduction exhibits on it the R-valued duality pairing inherited from the evaluation pairing of X, canonically and compatibly with the regular-base traces.

3.1F8F9givenstep 1.1step 2.1

The normal two-dimensional scheme X satisfies Serre's condition (S2), so its local rings are Cohen--Macaulay; a Cartier divisor in an (S2) scheme satisfies (S1), and a one-dimensional (S1) scheme is Cohen--Macaulay, so E is a projective pure one-dimensional Cohen--Macaulay κ-scheme.

4.1F5F6step 2.1step 3.1

The Koszul resolution of the residue field by a regular parameter sequence of R together with finite-length duality identifies R ⁣Hom⁡R(κ,R[2]) with a one-dimensional κ-module concentrated in a single degree; fixing one nonzero identification of that line with κ turns the coinduced pairing into the κ-valued pairing of Serre duality, so for every coherent sheaf F on E one has Ext⁡E1−i(F,ωE)≅Hi(E,F)∨ with ωE=ωX∣E⊗L−1, which is therefore a projective-curve canonical module; the only choice made is the harmless one-dimensional residue-field normalization.

5.1F3F4givenstep 4.1

At a regular point x∈X, embed an affine neighbourhood in PRN and let T be the ambient local ring, B=OX,x its regular quotient; lifting a minimal generating set of the kernel of mT/mT2→mB/mB2 gives c=dim⁡T−dim⁡B elements of the defining ideal that extend to regular parameters of T, and the quotient by them is a regular local domain of dimension dim⁡B surjecting onto B, whose remaining prime kernel has height zero and hence is zero; the defining ideal is thus generated by a regular sequence, its Koszul dual R ⁣Hom⁡T(B,T) is free of rank one over B, and ωX is invertible at x; localization proves invertibility at every regular point.

6.1F1F2step 4.1step 5.1∎

The Axiom of Choice and the Axiom of Dependent Choice are inherited from the duality, coinduction and resolution suppliers, no additional selection being made.

Remarks

  • The formula ωE=ωX∣E⊗L−1 is the Cartier adjunction identity; the residue-field line is only a normalization.
  • Cohen--Macaulayness of E is used only to make Serre duality available on the fibre curve.

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