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Stable triviality fixes the K-zero class and determinant

Statement

Assume AC. If a rank-r bundle E on a noetherian affine scheme X has a stable trivialization E⊕OXN≅OXr+N, then [E]=r[OX] in the article's perfect spectral K0(X), and det⁡E≅OX. Here det⁡E=ΛrE is the determinant line. These conclusions use the actual stable isomorphism; they do not assert that the bundle itself is trivial.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The data and hypotheses in the statement, AC and the article's fixed universe bounds where its K-theory is used.

Goal: Establish the stated conclusion.

[F1]

The affine comparison takes vector-bundle exact-sequence classes to the article perfect spectral object classes. Isomorphism classes of vector bundles

[F2]

Determinants are the top exterior powers with their local wedge bases. Exterior powers and determinant of an algebraic bundle

[F3]

The stable trivialization is the actual isomorphism in Stable triviality and stable bundle equivalence.

Proof

1.1F1F3algebra

The split exact-sequence relation gives [E]+N[OX]=(r+N)[OX]. Subtract the common class in the abelian group to obtain [E]=r[OX], and use [F1] to read it in the spectral group.

2.1F2F3step 1.1construct∎

Take top exterior powers of the stable isomorphism. Wedge the local basis of E before the standard basis of the trivial summand; this gives det⁡(E⊕OXN)≅det⁡E. The construction glues because changes of frame act by their determinant. The determinant of OXr+N is canonically trivial, so det⁡E is trivial.

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