For an open cover , the Čech cochain complex is
with differential
Its cohomology is .
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Suppose had a cover by affine opens. Since projective space is separated, every finite intersection in this cover is affine. The acyclic cover theorem would therefore compute the cohomology of every quasi-coherent sheaf by its Čech complex. A cover with only members has no degree- cochains, so it would imply
But top cohomology of projective space gives
a contradiction. Hence no such affine cover exists.
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Choose a frame of a line bundle on each . On , the frames differ by , and compatibility on triple intersections is the Čech cocycle condition . Replacing the local frames by units changes by the Čech coboundary . Conversely, a multiplicative one-cocycle glues the trivial line bundles into a line bundle. Tensor product multiplies cocycles, so
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A Cartier divisor on an integral scheme is given by an open cover and rational functions such that . Two are linearly equivalent when their quotient is represented by one global rational function. The Cartier class group is the group of Cartier divisors modulo these principal divisors.
Let be the sheaf of nonzero rational functions. Cartier divisors are the global sections of , and the exact sequence
gives a long exact cohomology sequence. On an integral scheme is flasque: every nonempty restriction map is the identity on . Hence , and exactness gives
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