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Local sections of a torsor give a cocycle
PDF p. 4: Weight one units and Picard identification
Statement
Let be a sheaf of abelian groups on a site with fibre products. A -torsor is a sheaf of sets with a -action which is locally nonempty and simply transitive on sections whenever nonempty. If are sections over a covering and on , then on triple fibre products. Replacing by replaces by .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A -torsor and the displayed local sections.
Goal: Prove the cocycle and change-of-section formulas.
Restrictions and fibre products are those of the site in Scheme sites and sheafification.
Proof
Simple transitivity gives a unique on each double fibre product. On a triple fibre product, and also ; uniqueness and commutativity give the cocycle equation.
Substitution gives . Uniqueness gives the stated replacement formula.
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