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Excision and the exact fixed-support cycle fiber
PDF p. 13: Proposition 6.1 support argument
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice and the fixed universe and site-size bounds of the supplied comparisons. Let be an algebraically closed field, let be an affine finite-type -scheme of dimension three, put , and let be a closed subset contained in . Use the reduced structure on when a scheme structure is needed. Put and . There is an actual equivalence of support fibers Here support complexes are unshifted cohomological fibers, so . These maps respect the support-to-global maps, followed by restriction to .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and the choice and size assumptions of the statement.
Goal: Construct the stated actual maps and prove their consequence.
The assumed Axiom of Choice, The Axiom of Choice, discharges the foundational hypotheses of the support definition in [F1] and the diagram comparison in [F2] when they are invoked in steps 1.1 and 2.1. The excision and fiber arguments use no additional choice.
Proof
The completed EM complex supplier gives derived Nisnevich descent. The geometry lemma supplies the actual two-open cover and its restriction square, so that square is homotopy cartesian. Apply the completed open-excision supplier to obtain the first support equivalence, with its support-to-global compatibility. All these objects are qcqs, so the arbitrary-open extension convention is unnecessary here.
Taking homotopy fibers is a functor on coherent arrow diagrams. Apply it to the preceding restriction-diagram equivalence. The completed fixed-support cycle definition gives the quasi-isomorphism from to the homotopy fiber of the actual unshifted homological cycle restriction. Reindex to cochains and shift by , which commutes with fibers. This gives the second equivalence and , with the indicated projection maps.
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