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Chern-compatible presentation transports the exact fibers

Statement

Let CX:V→T=Pic⁡(X)×CH2(X) be the defined map. Suppose M,N are sets, v:V→M and b:N→T are bijections, and t:M→N is a map satisfying b∘t∘v=CX. For y=(L,a)∈T, let n be its unique preimage under b. The restriction of v is a bijection from VL,a onto t−1(n).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The sets and maps in the Statement, including the actual equality btv=CX.

Goal: Produce the asserted fiber bijection.

[F1]

The fiber of CX over (L,a) is VL,a. Fixed determinant isolates the actual Chern fiber

Proof

1.1F1given

If e∈VL,a, then b(t(v(e)))=CX(e)=y=b(n). Injectivity of b yields t(v(e))=n. Conversely, if m∈t−1(n), its unique preimage e under v satisfies CX(e)=b(t(m))=y, so e∈VL,a.

2.1step 1.1given∎

The restrictions of v and its inverse therefore map the two specified subsets into each other. Their composites remain the respective identity maps because they were inverse on the ambient sets. This proves the bijection of fibers. Mere abstract bijections of the ambient sets without the compatibility equality would not imply this conclusion.

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