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Derived enhancements of module sheaves on ringed spaces
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice and fix suitable universes. For any ringed space , the category of all module sheaves is Grothendieck abelian. Its unbounded derived infinity-category is stable and presentable and is the infinity-localization of complexes at quasi-isomorphisms. Its homotopy category is the ordinary unbounded derived category.
External input
Import the Grothendieck-category assertion from Stacks 079Q and the derived construction from Higher Algebra at the exact locators above. A ringed space is a ringed site via its category of opens, so the hypothesis applies without quasi-coherence or finiteness. Choice is retained for these resolution/model-category inputs. Their foundational constructions are imported, not reconstructed. The universal property of localization carries degreewise exact additive functors and their natural transformations to the derived localizations; zero objects and mapping cones give exactness. This last application uses the actual functors, rather than only functors on homotopy categories.
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Module sheaves on a ringed site form a Grothendieck abelian category.
Hypotheses: A ringed site in fixed suitable universes.
Reading limits: Read the complete displayed remark, accessed 2026-11-09; the cited K-injective existence theorem was not reconstructed.
For a Grothendieck abelian category, the unbounded derived infinity-category is stable and presentable and is obtained from complexes by inverting quasi-isomorphisms.
Hypotheses: A Grothendieck abelian category, with a larger universe for its derived category.
Reading limits: Read these statements, the localization discussion preceding 1.3.5.15, and the displayed proofs of 1.3.5.13–15 and 1.3.5.21; model-category foundations were not reconstructed.
Sources
- The Stacks Project, Remark 19.13.3 (079Q) · Remark 19.13.3, final paragraph
- Jacob Lurie, Higher Algebra, September 18, 2017 · Definition 1.3.5.8; Propositions 1.3.5.9, 1.3.5.13–15 and 1.3.5.21