73 research outputs found
Representability of Hom implies flatness
Let be a projective scheme over a noetherian base scheme , and let
be a coherent sheaf on . For any coherent sheaf on , consider the
set-valued contravariant functor on -schemes, defined by
where and are the pull-backs of
and to . A basic result of Grothendieck ([EGA] III
7.7.8, 7.7.9) says that if is flat over then is
representable for all . We prove the converse of the above, in fact, we show
that if is a relatively ample line bundle on over such that the
functor is representable for infinitely many positive integers
, then is flat over . As a corollary, taking , it follows that
if is a coherent sheaf on then the functor on
the category of -schemes is representable if and only if is locally free
on . This answers a question posed by Angelo Vistoli. The techniques we use
involve the proof of flattening stratification, together with the methods used
in proving the author's earlier result (see arXiv.org/abs/math.AG/0204047) that
the automorphism group functor of a coherent sheaf on is representable if
and only if the sheaf is locally free.Comment: 9 pages, LaTe
Quasi-parabolic Siegel Formula
The result of Siegel that the Tamagawa number of over a function field
is 1 has an expression purely in terms of vector bundles on a curve, which is
known as the Siegel formula. We prove an analogous formula for vector bundles
with quasi-parabolic structures. This formula can be used to calculate the
Betti numbers of the moduli of parabolic vector bundles using the Weil
conjucture.Comment: LaTeX, 6 pages. Reason for re-submission : A factor that was missing
in the first version is now included in the formul
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