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Sheafification preserves stalks
Statement
Let be a presheaf on a topological space . For every , the sheafification map induces a bijection
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A presheaf on and a point .
Sheafification is with unit (Sheafification of a presheaf).
For any presheaf, the first plus construction preserves stalks (The first plus construction is separated and preserves stalks).
Equality in a filtered-colimit stalk is eventual on a smaller neighbourhood (Two representatives in a filtered colimit of sets are equal exactly when they become equal at one common later stage).
Proof
Apply [L1] to the presheaf . This gives a bijection
Apply [L1] again, now to the presheaf . Since [L1] holds for every presheaf, it yields a bijection The reference to [F2] is the same eventual-equality argument used inside [L1] to prove injectivity on stalks.
Composing the bijections of steps 1.1 and 2.1 gives the required isomorphism By [F1], this composite is exactly the map induced by .