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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2006 / iii / Paper 17 / 2 / i / Solution

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Form the presheaf whose value on U⊆X is
G(U)⊗OX​(U)​H(U),
(1)
with restrictions induced from those of the two sheaves of modules and the structure sheaf. Its sheafification is the tensor product of sheaves G⊗OX​​H. Sheafification is needed because taking a tensor product on each open set need not itself satisfy the gluing axiom. The resulting sheaf represents bilinear sheaf morphisms, and localization gives the stalk formula
(G⊗OX​​H)P​≅GP​⊗OX,P​​HP​​.
(2)
Indeed, sheafification preserves stalks, and filtered direct limits commute with the module tensor product.

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