- (Affine schemes) Given a ring and an -module :
We get an affine scheme and a quasi-coherent -module . For any and any we have and . In particular, . Conversely, for any quasi-coherent sheaf on there is an -module such that . - (Affine morphisms) Given a scheme , a quasi-coherent
We get a scheme together with an affine morphism and a quasi-coherent -module . Conversely, any quasi-coherent sheaf on is of this form. This construction specializes to the previous item if we take . -algebra , and a quasi-coherent -module on : - Given a graded ring and a graded -module :
We get a scheme and a quasi-coherent -module . For any with there is an open affine in , and we have (If then ). For any we have . Conversely, if is generated by finitely many elements in then any quasi-coherent -module is of this form. An important example is the invertible -modules for any (If S(m) is the grades S-module with for any ). - Given a scheme , a quasi-coherent graded
We get a scheme together with a morphism and a quasi-coherent -module . For any with there is an open in , and we have . Conversely, if is finite type and generates then any quasi-coherent -module is of this form. This construction specializes to the previous item if we take . -algebra , and a quasi-coherent graded -module on :
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