SGA 3
The items of SGA 3 that a declaration of an article carries, numbered as printed, each with the articles it is in and the attribute's comments where there are any.
Exposé I
- (1.1): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 59.18 Čech cohomology, 26.15 A representability criterion, 7.2 Presheaves, 7.12 Representable sheaves (“special case”), 18.4 Free abelian presheaves, 18.5 Free abelian sheaves, 65.6 Algebraic spaces
- (1.1.1): 59.9 Presheaves (“Hom_D(X”), 59.18 Čech cohomology (“more general”), 7.2 Presheaves (“more general”), 7.12 Representable sheaves (“more general”), 18.4 Free abelian presheaves (“more general”), 18.5 Free abelian sheaves (“more general”), 103.14 The lisse-étale and the flat-fppf sites (“Hom_C(X,Y) = Hom_D(X,Y)”), 34.3 The Zariski topology (“Hom_C(X,Y) = Hom_D(X,Y)”)
- (1.2): 26.15 A representability criterion, 26.23 Monomorphisms (“more general”), 6.16 Exactness and points (“special case”), 7.10 Sheafification (“special case”), 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“more general”)
- (1.3): 90.6 Prorepresentable functors and predeformation categories, 61.12 The pro-étale site, 34.3 The Zariski topology, 34.4 The étale topology, 34.8 The ph topology
- (1.6): 92.3 The cotangent complex of a ring map (“more general”), 61.12 The pro-étale site, 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry, 7.25 Localization (“partial”), 7.27 More localization (“i_S ⊣ p_S hom bijection”), 7.30 Localization of topoi (“p_S clause: i_S ⊣ p_S”), 73.7 Fppf topology, 73.8 The ph topology, 34.3 The Zariski topology, 34.4 The étale topology, 34.7 The fppf topology, 34.8 The ph topology, 33.36 Frobenii
- (1.6.1): 59.18 Čech cohomology (“Hom(h_S, F) ≃ F(S)”), 7.2 Presheaves (“Hom(h_S, F) ≃ F(S)”), 7.12 Representable sheaves (“Hom(h_S, F) ≃ F(S)”), 18.4 Free abelian presheaves (“Hom(h_S, F) ≃ F(S)”), 18.5 Free abelian sheaves (“Hom(h_S, F) ≃ F(S)”)
- (1.7.0): 59.18 Čech cohomology (“partial”), 7.2 Presheaves (“partial”), 7.12 Representable sheaves (“partial”), 18.4 Free abelian presheaves (“partial”), 18.5 Free abelian sheaves (“partial”)
- (1.8): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“special case”), 14.13 Products with simplicial sets (“(1.8.2)”)
- (2.1.1): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 6.30 Bases and sheaves (“morphism of Ĉ-groups”), 6.31 Open immersions and (pre)sheaves (“restriction G ↦ G_S”), 7.2 Presheaves, 7.10 Sheafification (“partial”), 65.6 Algebraic spaces (“more general”)
- (2.3.3): 15.114 Galois extensions and ramification (“special case”)
- (2.3.6): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“center”)
- (3.1): 6.6 Presheaves of modules (“F(S) is an O(S)-module”; “Hom_O(F,F')”; “O-module definition”; “category (O-Mod.)”; “morphism compatibility”), 6.30 Bases and sheaves (“special case”), 18.9 Presheaves of modules (“Hom_O(F,F')”; “O-module definition”; “category (O-Mod.)”)
- (3.1.1): 17.3 The abelian category of sheaves of modules (“more general”), 18.14 The abelian category of sheaves of modules (“more general”)
- (3.1.2): 19.7 Abelian Sheaves on a site (“special case”), 19.8 Modules on a ringed site (“more general”)
- (3.1.4): 6.31 Open immersions and (pre)sheaves (“F ↦ F_U for C = Opens(X)”), 18.19 Localization of ringed sites (“more general”)
- (3.2.1): 19.13 Additional remarks on Grothendieck abelian categories (“special case”)
- (4.1): 78.7 Examples of group algebraic spaces (“Hom = loc const maps”)
- (4.2): 27.3 Relative spectrum via glueing, 27.4 Relative spectrum as a functor (“A ≅ π_*O_Spec(A)”; “Spec(A) affine over S”), 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”), 29.11 Affine morphisms (“more general”; “partial”)
- (4.3.1): 59.23 Examples of sheaves (“more general”), 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“G_{a,S} group over S”; “more general”; “partial”; “the scheme G_a”; “Δ(T)=T⊗1+1⊗T”)
- (4.3.2): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“G_{m,S}(T)=Γ(T,O_T)^*”; “special case”)
- (4.4.4): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“μ_n = Spec Z[x]/(x^n-1)”; “μ_n(T)={f : f^n=1}”; “μ_{n,S}”)
- (4.5): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“GL_n representability”)
- (4.6.1): 18.19 Localization of ringed sites (“more general”), 18.21 Localization of ringed topoi (“more general”)
- (4.6.3.1): 27.6 Vector bundles (“partial”)
- (4.6.4): 6.26 Morphisms of ringed spaces and modules (“more general”)
- (4.6.4.1): 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (4.6.5.1): 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III (“more general”)
- (4.7.1.1): 17.3 The abelian category of sheaves of modules (“more general”), 6.6 Presheaves of modules, 6.10 Sheaves of modules, 18.9 Presheaves of modules, 18.10 Sheaves of modules, 18.14 The abelian category of sheaves of modules (“more general”)
- (4.7.2.1): 39.14 Quasi-coherent sheaves on groupoids (“Mod.q.c. case”)
- (4.7.3): 10.12 Tensor products (“special case”)
- (5.2): 20.2 Cohomology of sheaves (“more general”), 12.31 Inverse systems (“partial”), 21.2 Cohomology of sheaves (“more general”)
- (5.2.1): 12.12 Cohomological delta-functors (“special case”), 64.29 Cohomology of curves, revisited (“special case”)
- (5.3.1.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“partial”), 59.14 Cohomology (“more general”), 12.27 Injectives, 19.8 Modules on a ringed site (“more general”), 14.34 Standard resolutions
- (6.3.1): 39.12 Equivariant quasi-coherent sheaves, 78.10 Equivariant quasi-coherent sheaves (“special case”)
- (6.4): 6.24 Continuous maps and sheaves of modules (“more general”)
- (6.5): 39.12 Equivariant quasi-coherent sheaves
- (6.5.1): 39.12 Equivariant quasi-coherent sheaves (“equivariant module”)
- (6.5.2): 39.12 Equivariant quasi-coherent sheaves
- (6.6.2): 39.14 Quasi-coherent sheaves on groupoids (“more general”)
- (6.8.5): 10.134 The naive cotangent complex (“special case”), 29.32 Conormal sheaf of an immersion, 76.5 Conormal sheaf of an immersion (“étale base change”)
Exposé II
- (2.1): 33.16 Tangent spaces (“special case”)
- (3.14): 10.131 Differentials (“affine case”), 93.11 Algebraic spaces (“special case”), 33.16 Tangent spaces (“partial”)
- (4.5.1): 33.16 Tangent spaces
- (4.7.1): 33.16 Tangent spaces (“partial”; “special case”)
- (4.11.4): 41.6 Topological properties of unramified morphisms (“more general”), 39.6 Properties of group schemes (“(a)”; “(a) over a field”), 39.22 Separation conditions (“more general”)
Exposé III
- (0.1): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(ii)”), 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“fppf site presheaves”)
- (0.1.4): 6.26 Morphisms of ringed spaces and modules (“more general”), 18.19 Localization of ringed sites (“more general”), 18.21 Localization of ringed topoi (“more general”)
- (0.1.7): 27.4 Relative spectrum as a functor, 29.11 Affine morphisms (“0.1.7(a)”), 29.33 Sheaf of differentials of a morphism (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“(a)”), 67.20 Affine morphisms (“more general”)
- (0.1.8): 91.2 Deformations of rings and the naive cotangent complex (“(a), special case”)
- (0.6): 35.10 Quasi-coherent sheaves and topologies, II (“special case”), 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III, 17.18 Duals, 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”), 18.29 Duals, 66.29 Quasi-coherent sheaves on algebraic spaces (“more general”)
- (0.12): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”)
- (0.13): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 42.15 Push and pull (“partial”), 27.4 Relative spectrum as a functor (“special case”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (0.14): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”), 10.134 The naive cotangent complex (“partial”), 37.10 Infinitesimal deformations of schemes (“partial”), 29.33 Sheaf of differentials of a morphism (“more general”), 76.7 Sheaf of differentials of a morphism (“more general”)
- (0.17): 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“special case”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (2.0): 41.9 Flat morphisms (“partial”), 39.4 Group schemes (“partial”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“partial”)
- (2.3): 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“(a), special case”)
- (2.5): 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“(a), special case”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”)
- (3.3): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“quasi-compact branch”)
- (4.5.0): 29.32 Conormal sheaf of an immersion, 26.10 Immersions of schemes
- (4.6.1): 17.24 Koszul complexes (“Koszul complex”; “more general”), 15.29 The Koszul complex (“definition”)
- (4.6.2): 31.22 Regular immersions (“more general”)
- (4.6.4): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“more general”)
- (4.8): 10.131 Differentials (“(iii), special case”; “special case”)
- (4.9): 37.9 Infinitesimal deformations of maps (“Perturbation clause”)
- (4.25): 10.131 Differentials (“exactness at middle”; “surjectivity in (+)”), 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“(ii) inj. + splitting”), 10.139 Smoothness and differentials (“(ii) inj. + splitting”; “(ii), special case”), 17.28 Modules of differentials (“exactness of (+)”; “surjectivity in (+)”), 18.33 Modules of differentials (“exactness of (+)”; “surjectivity in (+)”)
- (4.38): 33.16 Tangent spaces
Exposé IV
- (1.2): 12.3 Preadditive and additive categories (“(2), special case”)
- (1.3): 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“special case”), 7.12 Representable sheaves (“effective epimorphism”; “universal eff. epi”)
- (1.4): 10.107 Epimorphisms of rings
- (1.4.0): 4.6 Fibre products
- (1.11): 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (1.12): 7.10 Sheafification (“Clause, special case”)
- (1.13): 7.12 Representable sheaves (“effective epi family”; “universal variant”)
- (2.1): 35.34 Descent data for schemes over schemes (“descent datum”; “partial”), 74.22 Descent data for spaces over spaces (“descent datum”), 8.3 Descent data in fibred categories (“canonical descent datum”; “descent datum”)
- (2.5): 26.23 Monomorphisms
- (2.6): 59.9 Presheaves
- (3.1): 39.3 Equivalence relations (“pre-equiv. relation def”)
- (3.1.1): 39.3 Equivalence relations, 78.4 Equivalence relations
- (3.1.2): 39.20 Quotient sheaves (“special case”)
- (3.2.1): 39.10 Actions of group schemes (“(i), special case”), 83.3 Invariant morphisms (“special case”), 78.8 Actions of group algebraic spaces (“(i), special case”)
- (3.3.1): 26.17 Fibre products of schemes, 66.4 Points of algebraic spaces (“category of sets”)
- (3.3.2): 39.20 Quotient sheaves (“(ii)”), 26.15 A representability criterion, 78.19 Quotient sheaves (“(ii)”)
- (3.3.3.1): 7.12 Representable sheaves (“Singleton case”)
- (3.4): 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“more general”)
- (3.4.1): 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry (“(a)”)
- (3.4.2): 7.12 Representable sheaves
- (3.5.1): 35.34 Descent data for schemes over schemes, 8.3 Descent data in fibred categories
- (4.1.1): 26.15 A representability criterion (“more general”), 6.16 Exactness and points (“more general”), 7.47 Topologies (“special case”)
- (4.1.4.0): 6.9 Sheaves of algebraic structures (“special case”)
- (4.1.7): 7.47 Topologies (“downward closed”)
- (4.2.1): 7.10 Sheafification (“T′5 with F representable”)
- (4.2.2): 7.48 The topology defined by a site (“special case”)
- (4.2.6): 7.47 Topologies
- (4.3.1): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 59.11 Sheaves (“more general”; “separated presheaf”), 59.18 Čech cohomology (“partial”), 26.15 A representability criterion (“more general”), 6.3 Presheaves (“special case”), 6.4 Abelian presheaves (“special case”), 6.5 Presheaves of algebraic structures (“special case”), 6.7 Sheaves (“special case”), 6.8 Abelian sheaves (“special case”), 6.11 Stalks (“special case”), 7.2 Presheaves (“partial”), 7.6 Sites (“special case”), 7.10 Sheafification, 7.12 Representable sheaves (“partial”), 7.47 Topologies (“more general”), 7.49 Sheafification in a topology (“separated presheaf”), 18.4 Free abelian presheaves (“partial”), 18.5 Free abelian sheaves (“partial”), 85.2 Simplicial topological spaces (“special case”), 34.9 The fpqc topology (“partial”)
- (4.3.2.1): 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“more general”)
- (4.3.5): 59.11 Sheaves (“special case”), 6.7 Sheaves (“special case”), 6.9 Sheaves of algebraic structures (“special case”), 7.6 Sites (“special case”), 7.7 Sheaves (“special case”)
- (4.3.10.0): 59.13 Sheafification (“more general”), 7.10 Sheafification (“more general”), 7.49 Sheafification in a topology
- (4.3.11): 7.10 Sheafification (“(i), LP separated”; “(ii)”; “(iv), mono part”), 7.49 Sheafification in a topology (“(i), LP separated”; “(iv), LP a sheaf”; “(iv), mono part”; “(iv), special case”; “more general”)
- (4.3.12): 7.50 Topologies and sheaves (“special case”)
- (4.3.13): 6.7 Sheaves (“special case”)
- (4.3.14): 59.13 Sheafification (“more general”), 7.10 Sheafification, 7.49 Sheafification in a topology (“more general”)
- (4.3.15): 7.10 Sheafification, 7.49 Sheafification in a topology
- (4.3.16): 59.13 Sheafification (“more general”), 6.18 Sheafification of abelian presheaves (“Hom(P, special case”), 7.10 Sheafification (“partial”)
- (4.3.17): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 6.3 Presheaves (“special case”), 6.4 Abelian presheaves (“special case”), 6.5 Presheaves of algebraic structures (“special case”), 6.31 Open immersions and (pre)sheaves (“special case”), 14.3 Simplicial objects (“special case”), 7.2 Presheaves
- (4.3.18): 59.11 Sheaves (“partial”), 26.15 A representability criterion, 6.7 Sheaves (“special case”), 6.8 Abelian sheaves (“special case”), 6.11 Stalks (“special case”), 7.10 Sheafification, 7.47 Topologies, 7.49 Sheafification in a topology, 85.2 Simplicial topological spaces (“special case”), 34.9 The fpqc topology (“partial”)
- (4.4.1): 87.2 Formal schemes à la EGA (“(i)”; “more general”), 7.10 Sheafification (“(iii)”; “more general”), 21.10 Čech cohomology and cohomology (“(i)”), 18.3 Abelian sheaves (“(i)”; “(ii)”; “more general”)
- (4.4.2): 7.6 Sites (“final observation”), 21.39 Homology on a category (“final observation”)
- (4.4.3): 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“special case”)
- (4.4.4): 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“iso ⇔ inj + surj”)
- (4.4.8): 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“special case”)
- (4.4.10): 39.20 Quotient sheaves (“Monomorphism clause”)
- (4.5): 7.12 Representable sheaves
- (4.5.1): 7.12 Representable sheaves, 7.28 Localization and morphisms (“partial, special case”)
- (4.5.3): 59.15 The fpqc topology, 61.12 The pro-étale site
- (4.5.4): 18.21 Localization of ringed topoi (“more general”), 85.17 Cohomological descent for hypercoverings (“more general”)
- (4.5.5): 59.9 Presheaves, 7.12 Representable sheaves
- (4.5.7): 26.23 Monomorphisms (“more general”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“more general”), 67.10 Monomorphisms (“more general”)
- (4.5.8): 74.11 Descending properties of morphisms in the fpqc topology (“special case”)
- (4.5.13): 35.35 Fully faithfulness of the pullback functors (“Hom_S(X, special case”), 95.14 Classifying torsors (“special case”), 95.18 Finite Hilbert stacks (“special case”), 18.27 Internal Hom (“special case”)
- (4.6): 7.12 Representable sheaves
- (4.6.3): 35.22 Properties of morphisms local on the target (“(e_T)”), 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry, 74.10 Descending properties of morphisms (“(e_T)”)
- (4.6.8): 35.39 Descent data in terms of sheaves (“partial”)
- (4.6.15): 59.9 Presheaves
- (4.7): 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“partial”), 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“partial”), 35.38 Descending quasi-affine morphisms (“partial”), 59.15 The fpqc topology (“special case”), 26.9 Schemes, 26.10 Immersions of schemes (“partial”), 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry (“more general”), 7.12 Representable sheaves, 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“(a)”), 34.9 The fpqc topology
- (5.1): 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“princ. homog. bundle”)
- (5.1.0): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“more general”), 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“pointwise criterion”)
- (5.1.1): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces
- (5.1.4): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces, 21.4 First cohomology and torsors (“partial”)
- (5.1.5): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(ii) trivial ⟺ section”; “schemes, fppf”; “schemes, fpqc”; “schemes, étale”), 21.4 First cohomology and torsors (“(ii)”), 21.10 Čech cohomology and cohomology (“(ii)”), 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“alg. spaces, fppf”; “alg. spaces, fpqc”; “alg. spaces, étale”)
- (6.1): 59.20 Big and small sites of schemes (“more general”), 34.3 The Zariski topology (“partial”)
- (6.1.1): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“more general”)
- (6.3): 34.4 The étale topology, 34.9 The fpqc topology
- (6.3.1): 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“(iii), fpqc case (T1)”), 59.15 The fpqc topology (“(ii) fpqc only”; “more general”), 34.9 The fpqc topology (“(i) fpqc, sufficiency”)
- (6.3.2): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“partial”), 34.7 The fppf topology (“partial”)
- (6.4.1): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes, 74.11 Descending properties of morphisms in the fpqc topology (“(N')”)
- (6.5): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(Zar) row, special case”; “fpqc row”; “étale row”), 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(Zar) row”; “fpqc row”; “étale row”)
- (6.6): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“(6.6.1) ét ≤ fpqc”), 34.7 The fppf topology (“Diagram 6.6.1”)
- (6.7): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(i) ⇔ (iii)”; “(iii)”), 7.3 Injective and surjective maps of presheaves (“more general”), 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“(i) <=> (ii)”)
- (6.7.2): 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“affine case”; “univ. eff. epi ⇒ surj”)
Exposé IX
- (2.3): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“partial”), 35.38 Descending quasi-affine morphisms (“Effectivity clause”), 40.15 Descending ind-quasi-affine morphisms (“partial”), 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“2.3(a)”)
- (2.10): 26.17 Fibre products of schemes (“partial”)
- (3.3): 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“special case”)
- (4.1): 29.7 Scheme theoretic closure and density (“single open subscheme”)
- (5.4): 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“more general”), 9.28 Review, 7.12 Representable sheaves
Exposé V
- (1.2): 39.13 Groupoids (“partial”), 26.17 Fibre products of schemes
- (3.1): 29.9 Surjective morphisms
- (4.1): 80.9 Quotient by a subgroupoid (“special case”), 39.23 Finite flat groupoids, affine case (“affine case, (iv)”; “affine case, (iv) fppf”; “more general”), 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“(iv)”; “(iv), special case”; “invariant affine cover”; “more general”; “special case”)
- (4.1.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“Faithful flatness clause”), 31.18 Norms (“more general”), 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“flat and fp implies open”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“flat and fp implies open”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“flat and fp implies open”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“flat and fp implies open”)
- (4.1.2): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“partial”), 10.159 Constructing flat ring maps (“finite K/k case”; “first assertion”), 33.16 Tangent spaces (“more general”)
- (4.1.3): 10.20 Nakayama's lemma (“more general”), 10.23 Glueing properties (“more general”), 29.45 Integral and finite morphisms (“more general”; “partial”), 26.23 Monomorphisms (“more general”), 76.14 Formally unramified morphisms
- (4.2): 10.78 Finite projective modules
- (6.1): 10.31 Noetherian rings (“affine case”), 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“partial”), 29.9 Surjective morphisms (“more general”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”), 29.22 Morphisms of finite presentation (“partial”), 29.42 Proper morphisms (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”; “special case”), 106.13 The Keel-Mori theorem (“special case”)
- (7.1): 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“(iv), special case”; “special case”)
- (7.2): 10.57 Proj of a graded ring (“partial”), 10.99 Criteria for flatness, 5.9 Noetherian topological spaces (“partial”)
- (7.3): 10.123 Zariski's Main Theorem (“special case”), 26.17 Fibre products of schemes (“partial”)
- (7.4): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“(i), special case”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“special case”), 37.15 Openness of the flat locus (“(i) descent”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms (“special case”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“(i) base change”), 29.42 Proper morphisms (“partial”; “special case”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“special case”), 67.27 Quasi-finite morphisms (“more general”), 67.34 Morphisms and dimensions of fibres (“more general”)
- (9.0): 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“partial”)
- (9.1): 10.6 Ring maps of finite type and of finite presentation (“special case”), 10.82 Universally injective module maps (“partial”), 35.14 Descent of finiteness and smoothness properties of morphisms (“affine, finite pres.”; “affine, finite type”)
- (10.1.1): 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“more general”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“more general”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“more general”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“more general”)
- (10.2): 39.16 Groupoids and group schemes
- (10.2.1): 39.10 Actions of group schemes (“more general”), 39.17 The stabilizer group scheme (“X-group scheme”)
- (10.4): 101.28 Gerbes (“partial”)
Exposé VIA
- (0.2): 10.18 Local rings, 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“perfect k: G_red ≤ G”), 40.11 Morphisms of groupoids on fields (“special case”), 33.6 Geometrically reduced schemes (“partial”)
- (0.4): 39.4 Group schemes (“partial”)
- (0.5.1): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field
- (1.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”)
- (1.1.1): 10.130 Openness of Cohen-Macaulay loci (“special case”), 33.13 Change of fields and the Cohen-Macaulay property (“more general”)
- (1.1.2): 10.35 Jacobson rings (“partial”), 10.63 Associated primes (“special case”)
- (1.3.2): 10.131 Differentials (“Differentials clause”)
- (2.1): 5.7 Connected components (“more general”; “partial”)
- (2.1.2): 27.4 Relative spectrum as a functor (“more general”), 33.7 Geometrically connected schemes (“Y = Spec of field ext”)
- (2.1.3): 10.40 Supports and annihilators (“special case”), 10.85 Projective modules over a local ring, 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“special case”), 17.5 Supports of modules and sections (“more general”)
- (2.3): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field, 5.7 Connected components (“partial”)
- (2.4): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“(i) geom. irred., field”; “(i) irred., base field”; “(i), special case”; “(ii), base field”)
- (2.4.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”), 33.7 Geometrically connected schemes (“partial”)
- (2.5.4): 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“Final implication”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“Final implication”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“Final implication”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“Final implication”), 67.28 Morphisms of finite presentation (“more general”), 101.27 Morphisms of finite presentation (“more general”)
- (2.6.0): 33.8 Geometrically irreducible schemes (“k sep. alg. closed”)
- (2.6.1): 9.26 Transcendence (“(iii)”)
- (2.6.2): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“quasi-compactness”), 40.10 Properties of groupoids on fields (“more general”)
- (2.6.3): 10.29 Images of ring maps of finite presentation (“special case”), 28.2 Constructible sets (“more general”), 28.25 Sections with support in a closed subset (“special case”)
- (2.6.5): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“(a)”; “(i) existence of G^0”; “(i)(b) flatness”; “(ii) geom. irreducible”; “(ii) quasi-compact”; “(iii)”; “more general”), 40.10 Properties of groupoids on fields (“more general”)
- (3.3.3): 34.7 The fppf topology (“more general”)
- (4.1): 33.7 Geometrically connected schemes (“special case”)
- (4.6): 29.2 Closed immersions (“partial”), 29.11 Affine morphisms (“partial”)
- (5.4.2): 12.5 Abelian categories
- (5.6): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“more general”)
- (6.9): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“partial”; “special case”)
Exposé VIB
- (1.1): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“(2), special case”)
- (1.2): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“partial”)
- (1.3): 37.16 Critère de platitude par fibres (“partial”), 29.15 Morphisms of finite type (“locally of finite type”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms, 29.22 Morphisms of finite presentation, 76.23 Critère de platitude par fibres (“more general”), 33.20 Algebraic schemes
- (1.3.0): 10.6 Ring maps of finite type and of finite presentation, 10.99 Criteria for flatness (“special case”), 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“special case”), 10.126 Algebras and modules of finite presentation (“(i)”), 10.128 More flatness criteria (“special case”), 29.16 Points of finite type and Jacobson schemes (“Jacobson property of G”)
- (1.4.1): 33.7 Geometrically connected schemes (“partial”)
- (1.4.2): 29.11 Affine morphisms (“more general”), 29.45 Integral and finite morphisms (“(i) ⇒ (ii)”), 28.5 Noetherian schemes, 26.23 Monomorphisms (“(i) ⇒ (ii)”)
- (1.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes, 107.5 Dimension theory of algebraic stacks (“more general”), 5.10 Krull dimension (“partial”), 33.20 Algebraic schemes (“more general”)
- (1.6): 10.139 Smoothness and differentials (“special case”), 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“Case S = Spec k”), 40.10 Properties of groupoids on fields (“special case”)
- (1.6.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”)
- (2.0): 35.22 Properties of morphisms local on the target (“b)”), 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry (“stable under base change”), 74.10 Descending properties of morphisms (“b)”)
- (2.1): 35.22 Properties of morphisms local on the target (“partial”)
- (2.1.2): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 10.137 Smooth ring maps (“special case”), 42.15 Push and pull (“partial”), 35.19 Variants on descending properties (“partial”), 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“Remark 2.1.2”; “partial”; “qc+dominant example”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“partial”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”), 29.15 Morphisms of finite type (“partial”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“partial”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (2.5): 10.99 Criteria for flatness (“flatness clause”), 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“flatness clause”), 10.128 More flatness criteria (“flatness clause”), 37.16 Critère de platitude par fibres (“flatness clause”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“special case”)
- (2.6): 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“more general”), 41.14 Topological properties of étale morphisms, 29.10 Radicial and universally injective morphisms (“more general”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“more general”)
- (2.7): 29.36 Unramified morphisms (“(iii) ⇔ (iv)”)
- (2.8): 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“(i) ⇒ (ii), partial”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms (“(i) ⇒ (ii), partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“(i) ⇒ (ii), partial”)
- (2.9.1): 30.2 Čech cohomology of quasi-coherent sheaves (“special case”), 29.2 Closed immersions (“special case”), 29.11 Affine morphisms (“special case”)
- (2.11): 26.23 Monomorphisms (“more general”)
- (3.1): 5.7 Connected components (“more general”)
- (3.7): 10.29 Images of ring maps of finite presentation (“partial”; “special case”), 28.2 Constructible sets (“(iii), special case”; “partial”; “partial, special case”), 5.15 Constructible sets (“partial”)
- (3.9): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“special case”)
- (3.10): 10.137 Smooth ring maps (“special case”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”; “special case”)
- (3.11): 42.15 Push and pull (“fiber-flatness”), 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“more general”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“more general”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“fiber-flatness”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“fiber-flatness”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“more general”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“more general”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“fiber-flatness”)
- (4.1): 37.30 Dimension of fibres (“(ii)”)
- (4.2): 10.29 Images of ring maps of finite presentation (“special case”), 5.15 Constructible sets (“partial”)
- (4.3): 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms, 59.26 Étale morphisms, 37.30 Dimension of fibres (“special case”), 29.26 Flat morphisms, 29.35 Smooth morphisms, 29.37 Étale morphisms
- (4.4): 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“more general”)
- (5.1): 41.6 Topological properties of unramified morphisms (“more general”), 39.6 Properties of group schemes, 78.6 Properties of group algebraic spaces
- (5.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”)
- (5.6.0): 10.36 Finite and integral ring extensions, 37.74 Universally open morphisms (“(i), (ii), special case”), 29.57 Zariski's Main Theorem (algebraic version) (“(ii), special case”)
- (5.6.1.0): 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”), 29.22 Morphisms of finite presentation (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
- (5.6.3): 41.6 Topological properties of unramified morphisms (“(i) ⇒ (ii)”; “(i) ⇒ (ii), special case”), 29.3 Immersions (“(i) ⇒ (ii)”), 26.21 Separation axioms (“(i) ⇒ (ii)”), 67.4 Separation axioms (“more general”)
- (5.6.4): 110.48 A non-separated flat group scheme (“base = affine line”)
- (5.8.1): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“X = G acting on itself”)
- (5.8.3): 28.30 Finding suitable affine opens (“special case”)
- (6.1): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 7.2 Presheaves
- (6.2.2): 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“more general”)
- (6.2.3): 38.23 Flattening a map (“(i), special case”; “(ii)”)
- (6.2.4): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field, 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”)
- (6.2.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“(i), special case”)
- (6.2.6): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“more general”)
- (6.5.2): 38.23 Flattening a map (“special case”)
- (6.5.3): 10.51 More Noetherian rings (“special case”)
- (6.5.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“Clause a), special case”)
- (6.9): 38.19 How purity is used (“6.9 a)”; “more general”)
- (7.1): 26.12 Reduced schemes (“partial”)
- (7.3.0): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”), 26.12 Reduced schemes (“factorization criterion”), 7.3 Injective and surjective maps of presheaves
- (7.5): 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“f|_V is an open morphism”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“f|_V is an open morphism”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“f|_V is an open morphism”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“f|_V is an open morphism”)
- (7.8): 39.9 Abelian varieties (“special case”)
- (8.1): 7.10 Sheafification, 7.49 Sheafification in a topology
- (8.4): 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“(ii)”)
- (9.2): 83.4 Categorical quotients (“more general”)
- (9.3): 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“Case 2° of Remark 9.3 b)”)
- (10.0): 32.4 Descending properties (“(i), special case”), 32.10 Descending relative objects (“(i) injectivity”; “(ii)”; “more general”), 34.13 Extending functors (“(i)”)
- (10.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 10.137 Smooth ring maps (“smoothness, special case”), 10.168 Colimits and maps of finite presentation, II (“special case”), 42.15 Push and pull (“partial”), 53.8 The genus of a curve (“partial”), 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“partial, sufficiency”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“partial”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“partial”; “sufficiency”), 29.2 Closed immersions (“partial”), 29.9 Surjective morphisms (“partial, sufficiency”), 29.10 Radicial and universally injective morphisms (“partial, sufficiency”), 29.21 Quasi-finite morphisms (“sufficiency”), 29.22 Morphisms of finite presentation (“Y is quasi-compact”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“partial”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“smooth morphisms”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“partial”), 29.42 Proper morphisms (“partial”), 29.45 Integral and finite morphisms (“finiteness, special case”; “partial”), 26.17 Fibre products of schemes (“open immersions”; “partial”), 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry (“open immersions”; “partial”), 26.21 Separation axioms (“separatedness”), 26.23 Monomorphisms (“monomorphisms”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“monomorphisms”; “open immersions”; “partial”; “partial, sufficiency”; “separatedness”; “smooth morphisms”; “sufficiency”), 70.6 Descending properties of morphisms (“partial”), 67.10 Monomorphisms (“monomorphisms”), 33.7 Geometrically connected schemes (“Y is quasi-compact”)
- (10.8): 10.126 Algebras and modules of finite presentation (“special case”), 74.11 Descending properties of morphisms in the fpqc topology (“(i)⇒(ii)”), 34.7 The fppf topology
- (10.10): 10.31 Noetherian rings (“more general”), 15.51 G-rings (“more general”), 15.53 Excellent rings (“more general”)
- (10.15): 39.11 Principal homogeneous spaces (“G-torsor, fppf T”; “G-torsor, fpqc T”; “G-torsor, étale T”; “formally principal hom.”), 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“more general”), 7.12 Representable sheaves, 78.9 Principal homogeneous spaces (“G-torsor, fppf T”; “G-torsor, fpqc T”; “G-torsor, étale T”)
- (11.0): 27.4 Relative spectrum as a functor (“special case”)
- (11.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 42.15 Push and pull, 56.5 Functors between categories of quasi-coherent modules (“special case”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms, 29.3 Immersions (“partial”), 29.26 Flat morphisms, 26.21 Separation axioms (“partial”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes, 67.20 Affine morphisms (“partial”), 106.16 Tensor functors (“more general”)
- (11.4): 6.26 Morphisms of ringed spaces and modules (“(†)”)
- (11.5): 20.54 Projection formula (“Clause (a), special case”), 27.6 Vector bundles
- (11.8.1): 10.83 Descent for finite projective modules (“(ii), special case”), 10.95 Descending properties of modules (“(ii)”; “(ii), special case”)
- (11.8.2): 10.78 Finite projective modules (“special case”), 10.83 Descent for finite projective modules (“finite projective case”), 10.95 Descending properties of modules (“countably generated case”)
- (11.9.1): 10.83 Descent for finite projective modules (“special case”), 28.22 Locally projective modules (“(i) <=> (ii)”; “affine case”)
- (11.10): 70.9 Applications (“more general”; “partial”)
- (11.14): 10.82 Universally injective module maps (“necessity”)
- (11.17.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“constant base”)
- (11.18.1): 29.3 Immersions (“more general”), 26.21 Separation axioms (“more general”)
- (12.1): 10.107 Epimorphisms of rings (“affine case”), 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“more general”), 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“Over the base field”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“more general”)
- (12.3): 53.6 Some vanishing results (“connectedness of N”), 39.9 Abelian varieties (“more general”; “special case”)
- (12.7): 10.99 Criteria for flatness (“more general”; “partial”; “special case”), 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“more general”), 10.128 More flatness criteria (“special case”)
- (12.9): 56.5 Functors between categories of quasi-coherent modules (“special case”), 29.3 Immersions (“Quasi-compactness of ρ”), 26.21 Separation axioms (“Quasi-compactness of ρ”)
- (13.1): 31.13 Reflexive modules, 38.13 Flat finite type modules, Part II (“(i) U open”)
- (13.3): 36.36 The resolution property (“more general”)
Exposé VIIA
- (1.1): 6.26 Morphisms of ringed spaces and modules (“more general”)
- (1.1.1): 10.133 Finite order differential operators (“partial”)
- (1.2): 10.133 Finite order differential operators (“affine, deviations of id”), 18.34 Finite order differential operators (“sheaf, deviations of id”)
- (1.2.0): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”), 17.28 Modules of differentials (“more general”), 33.16 Tangent spaces (“partial”)
- (1.3): 29.6 Scheme theoretic image (“special case”), 18.13 Morphisms of ringed topoi and modules (“more general”), 18.19 Localization of ringed sites (“more general”)
- (1.3.1): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”), 10.133 Finite order differential operators (“Dev≤1 ≃ O_S ⊕ Der_S”), 90.11 Tangent spaces of functors (“special case”)
- (1.4): 10.133 Finite order differential operators (“affine case”; “partial”), 18.34 Finite order differential operators (“partial”)
- (1.4.1): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”), 10.133 Finite order differential operators (“affine case”)
- (1.5): 93.8 Rings (“partial”)
- (2.5): 93.9 Schemes (“first component”)
- (3.1.1): 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III (“affine dual object”)
- (3.3): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”; “special case”)
- (3.3.0): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”)
- (4.0): 90.6 Prorepresentable functors and predeformation categories (“more general”)
- (4.1): 33.36 Frobenii (“Fr(X/S) for S-schemes”; “X^{(p/S)} for S-schemes”; “absolute Frobenius fr(X)”; “special case”)
- (4.1.3): 33.36 Frobenii (“Case n=1”; “special case”)
- (4.1.4): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”)
- (4.2.1): 10.81 Characterizing flatness (“more general”)
- (4.3.1): 33.36 Frobenii
- (4.3.2): 33.36 Frobenii (“more general”)
- (4.3.3): 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III (“more general”; “special case”)
- (5.2): 10.131 Differentials (“special case”)
- (6.4.3): 93.9 Schemes (“special case”)
- (7.4.2): 33.36 Frobenii (“more general”)
- (7.4.3): 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“special case”)
- (8.1.4): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“Converse clause”), 7.11 Injective and surjective maps of sheaves (“partial”), 34.7 The fppf topology (“Converse clause”)
- (8.3): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“Smoothness clause”)
- (8.3.1): 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“Final descent step”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“Smoothness entry (17)”; “partial”)
- (8.4): 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“partial”), 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“more general”)
- (8.5.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“more general”)
- (8.5.2): 29.11 Affine morphisms (“affine implies separated”)
Exposé VIIB
- (0.1): 10.60 Dimension (“partial”)
- (0.1.1): 10.21 Open and closed subsets of spectra (“partial”), 10.53 Artinian rings (“partial”; “partial, special case”), 10.60 Dimension (“partial”), 10.112 Homomorphisms and dimension (“partial”), 10.160 The Cohen structure theorem (“special case”), 33.39 The delta invariant (“special case”), 33.41 Normalization of one dimensional schemes (“special case”)
- (0.1.2): 87.4 Topological rings and modules
- (0.1.3): 87.4 Topological rings and modules (“more general”; “r(A) ↦ r(B)”), 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (0.2): 15.37 Topological rings and modules, 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (0.2.1): 10.18 Local rings
- (0.2.2): 10.83 Descent for finite projective modules (“partial”; “projective implies flat”), 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“special case”), 15.37 Topological rings and modules, 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (0.3): 87.4 Topological rings and modules (“P = lim quotients”; “def of L⊗̂M”; “lim (L/L')⊗(M/M')”)
- (0.3.2): 10.12 Tensor products (“Corollary, special case”; “special case”)
- (0.3.4): 15.3 Stably free modules (“Corollary (ii) of 0.3.4”)
- (0.3.5): 10.11 Characterizing finite and finitely presented modules (“(3), special case”), 10.12 Tensor products
- (0.3.6): 15.37 Topological rings and modules, 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (0.3.7): 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“local Artinian rings”)
- (0.4.2): 10.52 Length (“more general”), 10.60 Dimension (“more general”), 59.18 Čech cohomology (“more general”)
- (0.5.A): 87.4 Topological rings and modules (“def of M⊗̂_k N”)
- (0.5.B): 15.37 Topological rings and modules, 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (1.1): 87.2 Formal schemes à la EGA (“partial”)
- (1.2.1): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“partial”), 10.83 Descent for finite projective modules (“special case”), 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“special case”)
- (1.2.6): 10.52 Length (“partial”)
- (1.3): 26.23 Monomorphisms (“geometric clause”)
- (1.3.3): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“(i), special case”; “(iii), special case”), 42.14 Flat pullback (“(i), special case”), 42.15 Push and pull (“(iii), special case”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms (“(iii), special case”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“(i), special case”; “(iii), special case”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“(i), special case”; “(iii), special case”)
- (1.3.4): 15.44 Permanence of properties under completion (“partial”), 88.13 Flat morphisms (“Flatness clause”)
- (1.3.5.A): 15.37 Topological rings and modules, 5.30 Topological groups, rings, modules
- (1.3.5.C): 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III (“more general”)
- (1.4.3): 12.28 Projectives (“more general”)
- (1.6): 10.143 Étale ring maps (“special case”), 10.150 Formally étale maps (“discrete base change”), 10.153 Henselian local rings (“partial”), 9.7 Finite extensions (“(F)”)
- (1.6.B): 10.150 Formally étale maps (“(a)⇒(c), discrete case”)
- (1.6.C): 10.150 Formally étale maps (“special case”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“special case”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“special case”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“special case”)
- (1.6.E): 10.143 Étale ring maps (“special case”), 10.153 Henselian local rings (“(b), special case”)
- (2.1): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“(i), special case”)
- (2.2.1): 10.12 Tensor products (“special case”), 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 41.9 Flat morphisms (“special case”), 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”)
- (2.3.2): 10.14 Base change (“partial”), 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma (“more general”), 59.9 Presheaves (“more general”), 7.2 Presheaves (“more general”), 65.6 Algebraic spaces (“definition of Hom_k-Gr(G”)
- (2.4.1): 87.26 Monomorphisms, 39.3 Equivalence relations, 29.9 Surjective morphisms (“special case”), 26.17 Fibre products of schemes, 26.23 Monomorphisms, 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“special case”), 78.4 Equivalence relations, 67.10 Monomorphisms
- (2.5): 10.143 Étale ring maps (“special case”), 58.2 Schemes étale over a point (“k a field”)
- (2.5.2.A): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“more general”; “partial”)
- (2.5.A): 15.114 Galois extensions and ramification
- (2.6): 33.16 Tangent spaces
- (3.2): 10.60 Dimension (“U = C”)
- (3.3.3): 59.56 Galois action on stalks (“more general”)
- (4.1.1): 33.36 Frobenii (“more general”)
- (5.5): 23.8 Local complete intersection rings
- (5.5.2): 10.68 Regular sequences (“special case”), 10.97 Completion for Noetherian rings (“Noetherianity of ”; “flatness of  over A”; “partial”), 10.139 Smoothness and differentials (“partial”), 15.40 Some results on power series rings (“partial”)
Exposé VIII
- (1.0.3): 90.6 Prorepresentable functors and predeformation categories, 39.5 Examples of group schemes
- (1.3): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”; “special case”)
- (1.4): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“partial”; “special case”), 18.43 Locally constant sheaves (“partial”)
- (1.7.1): 35.35 Fully faithfulness of the pullback functors (“more general”), 59.15 The fpqc topology (“special case”)
- (1.7.2): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“(ii), special case”; “more general”), 35.38 Descending quasi-affine morphisms (“more general”), 40.15 Descending ind-quasi-affine morphisms (“(ii), special case”; “more general”)
- (1.7.3): 35.23 Properties of morphisms local in the fpqc topology on the target (“Closed immersion clause”)
- (2.1): 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”), 78.5 Group algebraic spaces (“(e), special case”)
- (3.4): 10.5 Finite modules and finitely presented modules, 11.2 Noncommutative algebras, 9.7 Finite extensions, 87.26 Monomorphisms, 39.3 Equivalence relations, 12.3 Preadditive and additive categories, 26.23 Monomorphisms, 78.4 Equivalence relations, 67.10 Monomorphisms
- (4.4): 20.6 First cohomology and invertible sheaves (“Pic(S) ≅ H¹(S, O_S^×)”), 59.24 Picard groups (“partial”), 21.6 First cohomology and invertible sheaves (“Pic ≅ H¹(O*)”)
- (6.2): 10.101 Flatness criteria over Artinian rings (“flat clause”; “more general”)
- (6.4): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“Object effectivity”), 38.23 Flattening a map (“special case”)
- (6.5): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“partial”), 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“special case”)
- (6.7): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“first item, special case”)
- (6.8): 51.22 A bit of uniformity, III
- (7.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“affine group schemes”; “more general”)
- (7.11): 39.9 Abelian varieties (“special case”)
Exposé X
- (2.0): 41.15 Topological invariance of the étale topology, 59.45 Topological invariance of the small étale site (“full faithfulness”)
- (3.5): 10.99 Criteria for flatness (“Flat case”), 10.128 More flatness criteria (“Flat case”)
- (3.7): 41.14 Topological properties of étale morphisms (“partial”), 29.27 Flat closed immersions (“partial”)
- (4.0): 10.97 Completion for Noetherian rings (“partial”), 10.153 Henselian local rings (“partial”), 59.32 Henselian rings (“Recall 4.0”), 15.11 Henselian pairs (“Recall 4.0”), 15.13 Lifting and henselian pairs (“ÉtCov(S)≃ÉtCov(S₀)”), 58.8 Topological invariance of the fundamental group (“ÉtCov(S)≃ÉtCov(S₀)”), 58.9 Finite étale covers of proper schemes (“more general”), 58.13 Ramification theory (“Recall 4.0, special case”), 33.39 The delta invariant (“partial”), 33.41 Normalization of one dimensional schemes (“partial”)
- (4.4): 68.11 Residue fields and henselian local rings (“Case 2°”), 37.16 Critère de platitude par fibres (“partial”), 76.23 Critère de platitude par fibres (“partial”)
- (4.5): 59.32 Henselian rings (“special case”)
- (5.4): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“special case”), 35.38 Descending quasi-affine morphisms (“special case”), 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“partial”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“partial”), 40.15 Descending ind-quasi-affine morphisms (“more general”; “special case”), 37.43 Zariski's Main Theorem (“more general”), 37.57 Descending separated locally quasi-finite morphisms (“more general”; “special case”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“partial”)
- (5.11.0): 5.7 Connected components (“more general”)
- (5.14.0): 37.36 Étale neighbourhoods and branches (“partial”), 29.55 Normalization (“univ. homeomorphism”), 28.16 Local irreducibility
- (6.3): 14.3 Simplicial objects, 85.2 Simplicial topological spaces
- (7.0): 28.5 Noetherian schemes, 5.9 Noetherian topological spaces (“local connectedness”)
- (7.0.3): 58.5 Finite étale morphisms (“special case”)
- (8.9): 35.18 Properties of schemes local in the smooth topology (“more general”), 37.19 Normalization revisited (“more general”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”), 29.54 Relative normalization (“partial”), 76.25 Normalization revisited (“partial”), 67.49 Normalization (“partial”)
- (9.2.1): 4.3 Opposite Categories and the Yoneda Lemma, 59.9 Presheaves, 59.64 Locally constant sheaves (“(2), (4)”), 7.2 Presheaves, 18.43 Locally constant sheaves (“(2), (4)”; “(4)”)
- (9.7.1): 10.48 Geometrically connected algebras (“affine case, i = 1”), 14.3 Simplicial objects, 85.2 Simplicial topological spaces
- (9.7.2): 10.48 Geometrically connected algebras (“affine case”)
- (9.7.3): 5.7 Connected components (“more general”)
Exposé XI
- (1.1): 10.148 Formally unramified maps (“partial”), 41.11 Étale morphisms, 41.16 The functorial characterization, 39.4 Group schemes, 37.6 Formally unramified morphisms (“partial”), 37.8 Formally étale morphisms, 37.11 Formally smooth morphisms, 29.35 Smooth morphisms, 29.37 Étale morphisms
- (1.2): 10.139 Smoothness and differentials (“(ii), special case”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“(i)”), 33.25 Schemes smooth over fields (“Proposition 1.2(i)”)
- (1.3): 10.158 Formal smoothness of fields (“field extension case”), 41.3 Unramified morphisms (“(ii) completion surj.”), 29.36 Unramified morphisms (“(a) => (b)”; “(a) => (e)”; “(a)<=>(e) over field”; “(b) => (a)”; “(i)(e)⇒(a)”; “(ii) k(B)/k(A) finite”; “(ii) k(B)/k(A) separable”; “more general”), 67.38 Unramified morphisms (“more general”)
- (1.4): 29.37 Étale morphisms (“more general”)
- (1.5): 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“partial”), 37.6 Formally unramified morphisms (“partial”), 29.36 Unramified morphisms, 76.20 Smoothness over a Noetherian base (“partial”)
- (1.6): 10.148 Formally unramified maps (“affine case, unramified”; “partial”), 41.11 Étale morphisms, 41.16 The functorial characterization (“étale case”), 39.4 Group schemes, 37.6 Formally unramified morphisms (“partial”; “represented functors”; “special case”), 37.8 Formally étale morphisms (“étale case”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms, 29.37 Étale morphisms, 76.13 Formally smooth, étale, unramified transformations (“formally smooth”; “formally unramified”; “formally étale”; “necessity direction”), 76.14 Formally unramified morphisms (“formally unramified”), 76.16 Formally étale morphisms (“formally étale”), 76.19 Formally smooth morphisms (“formally smooth”)
- (1.9): 90.11 Tangent spaces of functors (“partial”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“finite locally free”; “rank = fiber dimension”), 33.16 Tangent spaces (“partial”)
- (1.10): 37.38 Slicing smooth morphisms (“more general”)
- (1.11): 10.155 Henselization and strict henselization (“special case”)
- (2.1): 39.4 Group schemes (“The value of M_H”)
- (3.2): 98.25 Limit preserving functors on Noetherian schemes (“partial”), 32.6 Limits and morphisms of finite presentation (“definition of ()”; “partial”; “representable case”), 70.3 Morphisms of finite presentation (“definition of ()”)
- (3.3): 90.7 Formal objects and completion categories (“representable, affine”), 87.33 Maps out of affine formal schemes (“injectivity”)
- (3.4): 98.25 Limit preserving functors on Noetherian schemes (“special case”), 59.15 The fpqc topology (“fpqc example”), 34.9 The fpqc topology (“special case”)
- (3.6): 29.9 Surjective morphisms (“special case”)
- (3.9): 10.107 Epimorphisms of rings (“Affine case”), 35.13 Fpqc coverings are universal effective epimorphisms (“partial”)
- (3.11): 70.5 Descending properties (“more general”)
- (4.2): 40.15 Descending ind-quasi-affine morphisms (“more general”; “partial”)
- (4.3): 29.11 Affine morphisms (“T is separated over S”), 26.21 Separation axioms (“special case”), 26.23 Monomorphisms (“F is separated over T”), 70.4 Limits of algebraic spaces (“partial”)
- (6.4): 67.28 Morphisms of finite presentation (“more general”)
- (6.8): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“Fpqc covering step”), 38.23 Flattening a map (“special case”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“partial”)
Exposé XII
- (1.0): 39.7 Properties of group schemes over a field (“partial”), 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“partial”)
- (4.4.2): 39.9 Abelian varieties (“partial”)
- (6.1): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes
- (9.4): 37.9 Infinitesimal deformations of maps (“partial”)
Exposé XIV
- (2.13): 10.16 Cayley-Hamilton (“special case”)
- (2.15): 4.8 Fibre products and representability (“more general”)
- (2.17): 9.26 Transcendence
- (6.1): 9.26 Transcendence
Exposé XIX
- (2.1): 10.14 Base change (“special case”), 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“special case”), 10.49 Geometrically integral algebras (“partial”), 10.126 Algebras and modules of finite presentation (“special case”), 10.138 Formally smooth maps (“special case”), 42.15 Push and pull, 35.14 Descent of finiteness and smoothness properties of morphisms (“special case”), 63.5 Weightings and trace maps for locally quasi-finite morphisms, 29.26 Flat morphisms, 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“(i)”), 65.4 Lists of useful properties of morphisms of schemes (“(i)”; “more general”), 33.9 Geometrically integral schemes (“partial”)
- (5.10): 37.29 Connected components meeting a section
Exposé XV
- (1.1): 37.11 Formally smooth morphisms (“more general”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“partial”)
- (1.4): 87.33 Maps out of affine formal schemes (“injectivity of (*)”), 26.13 Points of schemes (“partial”)
- (1.5): 10.160 The Cohen structure theorem (“partial”)
- (2.7): 91.5 Infinitesimal deformations of modules on ringed spaces (“more general”), 37.10 Infinitesimal deformations of schemes (“affine case”)
- (2.10): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“partial”), 10.71 Ext groups (“more general”), 10.78 Finite projective modules, 12.6 Extensions (“more general”)
- (3.3): 29.23 Constructible sets (“partial”), 28.5 Noetherian schemes (“partial”), 5.19 Specialization (“special case”)
- (3.8): 10.39 Flat modules and flat ring maps (“partial”), 99.7 The functor of quotients (“more general”)
- (3.9): 10.160 The Cohen structure theorem
- (4.6): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“(2), special case”), 39.9 Abelian varieties (“special case”)
- (4.7): 15.22 Torsion free modules (“partial”)
- (5.5): 26.14 Glueing schemes (“more general”)
- (5.7): 17.26 Rank and determinant (“partial”)
- (6.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“partial”; “special case”)
- (6.6): 5.19 Specialization (“special case”)
- (7.2): 37.16 Critère de platitude par fibres (“partial”)
- (8.10): 59.15 The fpqc topology (“(i)”)
Exposé XVI
- (1.1): 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“more general”)
- (2.1): 41.10 Topological properties of flat morphisms (“more general”), 59.26 Étale morphisms (“more general”), 29.26 Flat morphisms (“more general”), 29.35 Smooth morphisms (“more general”), 29.37 Étale morphisms (“more general”), 67.30 Flat morphisms (“more general”)
Exposé XVII
- (4.3.2): 33.36 Frobenii (“Notation X^(p^n)”; “partial”)
- (5.2.1): 10.143 Étale ring maps (“partial”)
- (5.5): 39.8 Properties of algebraic group schemes (“more general”; “partial”), 40.10 Properties of groupoids on fields (“partial”)
- (5.7.1): 37.11 Formally smooth morphisms
Exposé XVIII
- (1.4): 4.6 Fibre products, 4.8 Fibre products and representability
- (1.5): 29.50 Rational maps (“representatives f”; “special case”)
- (2.2): 39.6 Properties of group schemes, 79.9 Properties of groups over fields and groupoids on fields (“special case”)
Exposé XX
- (5.1): 39.5 Examples of group schemes (“special case”)
Exposé XXI
- (1.1.1): 10.5 Finite modules and finitely presented modules (“partial”), 11.2 Noncommutative algebras (“partial”), 9.7 Finite extensions (“partial”)
- (1.1.6): 11.2 Noncommutative algebras, 9.7 Finite extensions
- (6.7.2): 15.114 Galois extensions and ramification (“more general”)
Exposé XXII
- (4.1.11): 59.11 Sheaves (“partial”), 7.10 Sheafification, 7.49 Sheafification in a topology
- (5.1.1): 15.25 Content ideals (“more general”)
- (5.3.0): 17.21 Symmetric and exterior powers (“partial”)
- (5.3.1): 11.2 Noncommutative algebras, 9.7 Finite extensions
- (5.4.10): 41.14 Topological properties of étale morphisms (“Footnote (36)”; “more general”), 29.27 Flat closed immersions (“more general”)
- (5.9.10): 10.15 Miscellany (“partial”)
Exposé XXIV
- (3.9.1): 10.15 Miscellany (“partial”)
- (3.11.2): 35.37 Descending affine morphisms (“partial”; “special case”), 35.38 Descending quasi-affine morphisms (“partial”), 40.15 Descending ind-quasi-affine morphisms (“partial”)
- (7.1.9): 4.6 Fibre products, 4.8 Fibre products and representability, 26.18 Base change in algebraic geometry
- (8.1.2): 58.9 Finite étale covers of proper schemes (“more general”)
Exposé XXV
- (4.2): 66.14 Obtaining a scheme (“special case”), 89.6 Base change to the completion (“more general”)
- (4.3): 30.2 Čech cohomology of quasi-coherent sheaves (“partial”), 29.2 Closed immersions (“partial”), 29.11 Affine morphisms (“partial”), 33.19 Dimension of fibres (“special case”)
Exposé XXVI
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