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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2006 iii Paper 17 2 ii Solution by
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The direct image sheaf is defined byIts restrictions are the restrictions of . Inverse images preserve covers and intersections, so the sheaf gluing axiom holds immediately. The morphism of ringed spaces suppliesAn element of acts on the displayed sections through this ring map and the original -module action. This makes the direct image sheaf an -module; no additional sheafification is required.
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