5. Descent for model functions [039C]
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5. Descent for model functions
Let denote a complete discretely valued field with valuation ring . Let be a discrete valuation subring of whose completion is . Then is the completion of the field of fractions of . In this section we show that all model functions on analytifications of varieties over are already defined over .
An -model of a projective variety over is defined completely analogously to the complete case treated in 2.1.
Definition 5.1.
Let be a projective variety over . We say that a model function is defined over if there exists a projective variety over , with an isomorphism , an -model of , a vertical divisor on such that where and is the vertical divisor on obtained by pullback from . Likewise we define the notion of a vertical ideal sheaf defined over .
Here is the announced descent result.
Proposition 5.2.
Let be a projective variety over and let .
- (a)
Any -model of is dominated by the base change of a projective -model of to .
- (b)
If a projective -model of dominates for a projective -model of , then for a projective -model of dominating .
- (c)
Every model function on is defined over .
Proof.
To prove (a), we pick any projective -model of . By [Lü93, Lemma 2.2], there is a blowing up such that dominates . Since is a projective morphism, is a projective -model dominating . Hence (a) follows from (b).
To prove (b), we note that the morphism is a blowing up morphism along a vertical closed subscheme of (see [Liu06, Thm. 8.1.24]). Since the ideal sheaf of contains a power of the uniformizer of , we may define it over and hence the same is true for the blowing up morphism and for proving (b).
To prove (c), we may assume that the model function is associated to a vertical Cartier divisor . Replacing by for a suitable non-zero and using (a) and (b), we may assume that is an effective Cartier divisor on a projective -model of . As in (b), we see that the ideal sheaf of is defined by the ideal sheaf of a Cartier divisor defined over proving (c). ∎