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The crisp topology, a refinement of the fpqc topology

Saskia Kern

Abstract

We introduce the crisp topology for schemes as a refinement of the fpqc topology. This Grothendieck topology uses the new notion of crisp morphisms, which generalise universal injectivity from ring homomorphisms to arbitrary morphisms of schemes. We study basic properties and demonstrate that this topology is well-behaved.

The crisp topology, a refinement of the fpqc topology

Abstract

We introduce the crisp topology for schemes as a refinement of the fpqc topology. This Grothendieck topology uses the new notion of crisp morphisms, which generalise universal injectivity from ring homomorphisms to arbitrary morphisms of schemes. We study basic properties and demonstrate that this topology is well-behaved.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 12 sections, 27 theorems, 68 equations.

Key Result

Theorem V

Crisp morphisms of schemes satisfy the following properties:

Theorems & Definitions (73)

  • Definition I: Definition \ref{['crisp-module-map']}
  • Definition II: Definition \ref{['crisp-ring-hom']}
  • Definition IV: Definition \ref{['crisp-morphism']}
  • Theorem V: Theorem \ref{['permanence-crisp']}
  • Theorem VI: Propositions \ref{['faithfully-flat-crisp']}, \ref{['pureqcqs-crisp']} and \ref{['crisp-subtrusive']}
  • Definition VII: Definition \ref{['crisp-top']}
  • Theorem VII: Theorem \ref{['crispt-descent']} and Corollary \ref{['crisp-loc-props']}
  • Definition 1.1
  • Definition 1.2
  • Lemma 1.3
  • ...and 63 more