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How to take a sheaf of categories and take the global section? Or given a diagram of categories, how to take the limit? Suppose we are trying to get $Coh(\P^1)$ twisted by a complex number $c$ | How to take a sheaf of categories and take the global section? Or given a diagram of categories, how to take the limit? Suppose we are trying to get $Coh(\P^1)$ twisted by a complex number $c$ | ||
$$ Coh(\P^1 \RM \infty ) \xto{res \otimes O(c)} Coh(\C^*) \gets Coh(\P^1 \RM 0) $$ | $$ Coh(\P^1 \RM \infty ) \xto{res \otimes O(c)} Coh(\C^*) \gets Coh(\P^1 \RM 0) $$ | ||
+ | Now, what is $O(c)$ on $\C^*$? I want to say it is a holomorphic line bundle that does not have any global section (so probably shouldn' | ||
+ | $$(z, \eta) \mapsto (z+ 2\pi i , \eta e^{c z})$$ | ||
+ | Indeed, we have $e^z = y$ (hmm, if $c=1$, I am supposed to still get a trivial bundle) | ||
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+ | OK, maybe we use analytic topology on $\C^*$. | ||
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