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Universal property of an inverse image sheaf (G→f∗​f−1G)

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Every f-morphism of sheaves from G to F factors uniquely through the canonical f-morphism from G to its inverse image sheaf. A local inverse-image section is represented by sections of G on image neighbourhoods; their prescribed images glue in F.

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