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MazurTorsion.AlgebraicGeometry.FiniteFlatCommGroupScheme.ConstantSections

Constant group schemes from finite families of rational sections #

Over a field, the constant scheme on a finite group is the finite coproduct of copies of the base point. This file makes that decomposition explicit, proves that an injective finite family of rational sections is a closed immersion, and checks componentwise that a group-valued family extends to a morphism of commutative group schemes.

The final construction is the scheme-theoretic input used by the split \Gamma_0(N) source datum: it replaces an assumed extension interface by a checked morphism and closed-immersion proof.

A finite coproduct of pairwise-disjoint closed immersions is a closed immersion.

Distinct sections over the spectrum of a field have disjoint ranges.

An injective finite family of sections over a field descends from their coproduct as a closed immersion.

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The underlying map of schemes of a distinguished point of a constant group scheme.

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    The constant scheme on a finite group is the coproduct of one copy of the base field spectrum for each group element.

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      The underlying scheme map of a distinguished constant point is evaluation at its index.

      Under the coproduct decomposition, a distinguished constant point is the corresponding coproduct inclusion.

      Morphisms out of a finite constant scheme agree if they agree on every distinguished constant point.

      Extend a finite group-valued family of rational sections to a morphism from the corresponding constant commutative group scheme.

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        The constant-group extension agrees with the supplied rational section at each distinguished constant point.

        If the rational sections are injectively indexed, their constant-group extension is a closed immersion.