Advanced Mathematics Homework: Galois Groups, Representable Functors, and Schemes, Assignments of Mathematics

A collection of mathematical problems for a university-level advanced mathematics course. Topics include computing galois groups of extensions, representable functors, schemes and subschemes, vector bundles, and picard groups. Students are expected to use their knowledge of algebra, commutative algebra, and scheme theory to solve these problems.

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Math. 632. Homework 2
1. Let k=F(t) be a purely transcendental extension of a field Fand Kbe an extension of k
obtained by adjoining a p-th root of t. Compute the Galois group scheme of the extension K/k.
2. Let Fbe a functor from the category of algebras over a ring Rto the category of sets. Assume
Fis representable by an affine scheme of finite type over R. Show that the functor F0defined by
F0(K) = F(K[[T]]) (check that this defines a functor) is representable by a scheme.
3. Show that X= Spec k[X, Y ]/(X , Y 3) is contained in a closed reduced subscheme of A2
kof
the form Spec(k[X, Y ]/(f(X, Y )), where f(x, y ) = 0 is a nonsingular curve. Show that for X=
Spec k[X, Y ]/(X2, Y 2, X Y ) this is not true.
4. Let k/F be a finite extension of fields. consider the functor which assigns to a F-algebra Kthe
group of invertible elements of kFK. Show that this functor is representable by an affine group
scheme. Find it explicitly in the case F=Rand k=C. Show that its real points is the group C
and its complex points is the group C×C. What is its Lie algebra scheme?
5. Give an example of a sheaf of ideals on a scheme Xwhich is not a quasi-coherent sheaf.
6. Prove that assigning to a finitely generated projective module Mover a domain Athe vector
bundle V(M) = Spec S(M)) establishes a one-to-one correspondence between vector bundles
on SpecAand finitely generated projective A-modules. Show that this defines an isomorphism of
categories of projective bundles over Spec A(a subcategory of the category of schemes over SpecA)
and the category of finitely generated projective modules (a full subcategory of the category of
modules over A).
7. Let Xbe the open subscheme of An+1
R= Spec R[T0, . . . , Tn] whose complement is the closed
point (T1, . . . , Tn). Show that Xadmits a morphism Pn
Rand an open embedding (as Pn-schemes)
into a line bundle over Pn(may do it in the case n= 1).
8. Let Sbe a scheme and X=An
SSbe the affine space over S. Show that the canonical
homomorphism Pic SPic Xis an isomorphism.
9. Give an example of a morphism XSsuch that it is locally isomorphic to a vector bundle
over Sbut not a vector bundle (i.e the transition isomorhisms are not linear).
10. Let Kbe a finite extension of Qand Obe a normal subring of Kwith fraction field K(a
maximal order in K). Show that Pic(O) is a finite group and each element can be represented by
a fractional ideal in K(an O-submodule of K). Show that Pic Ois trivial when K=Qor Q(i)
and give an example when it is not trivial.
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Math. 632. Homework 2

  1. Let k = F (t) be a purely transcendental extension of a field F and K be an extension of k obtained by adjoining a p-th root of t. Compute the Galois group scheme of the extension K/k.
  2. Let F be a functor from the category of algebras over a ring R to the category of sets. Assume F is representable by an affine scheme of finite type over R. Show that the functor F′^ defined by F′(K) = F(K[[T ]]) (check that this defines a functor) is representable by a scheme.
  3. Show that X = Spec k[X, Y ]/(X, Y 3 ) is contained in a closed reduced subscheme of A^2 k of the form Spec(k[X, Y ]/(f (X, Y )), where f (x, y) = 0 is a nonsingular curve. Show that for X = Spec k[X, Y ]/(X^2 , Y 2 , XY ) this is not true.
  4. Let k/F be a finite extension of fields. consider the functor which assigns to a F -algebra K the group of invertible elements of k ⊗F K. Show that this functor is representable by an affine group scheme. Find it explicitly in the case F = R and k = C. Show that its real points is the group C∗ and its complex points is the group C∗^ × C∗. What is its Lie algebra scheme?
  5. Give an example of a sheaf of ideals on a scheme X which is not a quasi-coherent sheaf.
  6. Prove that assigning to a finitely generated projective module M over a domain A the vector bundle V(M ) = Spec S(M ∗)) establishes a one-to-one correspondence between vector bundles on SpecA and finitely generated projective A-modules. Show that this defines an isomorphism of categories of projective bundles over Spec A (a subcategory of the category of schemes over SpecA) and the category of finitely generated projective modules (a full subcategory of the category of modules over A).
  7. Let X be the open subscheme of An R+1 = Spec R[T 0 ,... , Tn] whose complement is the closed point (T 1 ,... , Tn). Show that X admits a morphism PnR and an open embedding (as Pn-schemes) into a line bundle over Pn^ (may do it in the case n = 1).
  8. Let S be a scheme and X = AnS → S be the affine space over S. Show that the canonical homomorphism Pic S → Pic X is an isomorphism.
  9. Give an example of a morphism X → S such that it is locally isomorphic to a vector bundle over S but not a vector bundle (i.e the transition isomorhisms are not linear).
  10. Let K be a finite extension of Q and O be a normal subring of K with fraction field K (a maximal order in K). Show that Pic(O) is a finite group and each element can be represented by a fractional ideal in K (an O-submodule of K). Show that Pic O is trivial when K = Q or Q(i) and give an example when it is not trivial.