Quasi-compact covers #
A cover of a scheme is quasi-compact if every affine open of the base can be covered by a finite union of images of quasi-compact opens of the components.
This is used to define the fpqc (faithfully flat, quasi-compact) topology, where covers are given by flat covers that are quasi-compact.
A cover of a scheme is quasi-compact if every affine open of the base can be covered by a finite union of images of quasi-compact opens of the components.
- isCompactOpenCovered_of_isAffineOpen {U : S.Opens} (hU : IsAffineOpen U) : IsCompactOpenCovered (fun (x : 𝒰.I₀) => ⇑(CategoryTheory.ConcreteCategory.hom (𝒰.f x).base)) ↑U
Instances
If the component maps of 𝒰 are open, 𝒰 is quasi-compact. This in particular
applies if K is the fppf topology (i.e., flat and of finite presentation) and hence in
particular for étale and Zariski covers.
Any open cover is quasi-compact.
If 𝒱 is a refinement of 𝒰 such that 𝒱 is quasicompact, also 𝒰 is quasicompact.
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The object property on the category of pre-0-hypercovers of a scheme given
by quasi-compact covers.