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Perfect complexes on schemes and their support

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Definition

Assume the Axiom of Choice and fix suitable universes. Let X be any scheme. Let D(X) be the stable derived infinity-category obtained from cochain complexes of Zariski OX-modules by inverting quasi-isomorphisms. A quasi-isomorphism induces an isomorphism on every cohomology sheaf. Its homotopy category is the ordinary unbounded derived category D(OX).

An object E is perfect if every point has an open neighbourhood on which E is equivalent to a bounded complex of finite locally free modules. Bounded means nonzero in only finitely many degrees; finite locally free means locally a finite direct sum of copies of the structure sheaf. Bounds may vary between neighbourhoods. Write Perf⁡(X) for the full enhanced subcategory on these objects, retaining all ambient mapping spaces and their composition coherences.

The support of E is Supp⁡(E)=⋃n∈Z{x∈X:Hn(E)x≠0}. For any subset T⊆X, define Perf⁡T(X) as the full subcategory of perfect objects with support contained in T. If T is closed and j:X∖T↪X is the open immersion, this is equivalently the full subcategory on objects with j∗E≃0; thus these complexes are acyclic on the open complement. For arbitrary T, the condition is interpreted stalkwise.

These full subcategories are stable and idempotent complete. Their finite limits and colimits are inherited from D(X); their exact triangles are the images in the homotopy category of ambient cofiber sequences E→F→G→E[1]. For cochains, E[1]n=En+1 with differential −d.

For a commutative unital ring A, degreewise associated sheaf gives an exact equivalence Perf⁡(A)≃Perf⁡(Spec⁡A), where Perf⁡(A) is the full subcategory of D(A) on objects represented by bounded complexes of finitely generated projective A-modules.

Justification

Local perfection implies quasi-coherent cohomology proves that the local condition is independent of representatives and gives quasi-coherent cohomology. Restriction, stalks and cohomological support proves invariance of support and the open-complement equivalence. Stable supported perfect subcategories and retracts proves the stable and idempotent-complete subcategory assertions. Enhanced affine perfect equivalence proves the enhanced affine comparison for the actual associated-sheaf functor, and Perfect complexes over a ring and its graded version supplies the ring convention. No global bound or global vector-bundle resolution is imposed.

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