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equivariant sheaf : ウィキペディア英語版
equivariant sheaf
In mathematics, given the action \sigma: G \times_S X \to X of a group scheme ''G'' on a scheme (or stack) ''X'' over a base scheme ''S'', an equivariant sheaf ''F'' on ''X'' is a sheaf of \mathcal_X-modules together with the isomorphism of \mathcal_-modules
:\phi: \sigma^
* F \simeq p_2^
*F  
that satisfies the cocycle condition: writing ''m'' for multiplication,
:p_^
* \phi \circ (1_G \times \sigma)^
* \phi = (m \times 1_X)^
* \phi.
On the stalk level, the cocycle condition says that the isomorphism F_ \simeq F_x is the same as the composition F_ \simeq F_ \simeq F_x; i.e., the associativity of the group action.
The unitarity of a group action, on the other hand, is a consequence: applying (e \times e \times 1)^
*, e: S \to G to both sides gives (e \times 1)^
* \circ (e \times 1)^
* \phi = (e \times 1)^
* \phi and so (e \times 1)^
* \phi is the identity.
Note that \phi is an additional data; it is "a lift" of the action of ''G'' on ''X'' to the sheaf ''F''. A structure of an equivariant sheaf on a sheaf (namely \phi) is also called a linearlization. In practice, one typically imposes further conditions; e.g., ''F'' is quasi-coherent, ''G'' is smooth and affine.
If the action of ''G'' is free, then the notion of an equivariant sheaf simplifies to a sheaf on the quotient ''X''/''G'', because of the descent along torsors.
By Yoneda's lemma, to give the structure of an equivariant sheaf to an \mathcal_X-module ''F'' is the same as to give group homomorphisms for rings ''R'' over S,
:G(R) \to \operatorname(X \times_S \operatornameR, F \otimes_S R).
Remark: There is also a definition of equivariant sheaves in terms of simplicial sheaves.

One example of an equivariant sheaf is a linearlized line bundle in geometric invariant theory. Another example is the sheaf of equivariant differential forms.
== Equivariant vector bundle ==
A definition is simpler for a vector bundle (i.e., a variety corresponding to a locally free sheaf of constant rank). We say a vector bundle ''E'' on an algebraic variety ''X'' acted by an algebraic group ''G'' is ''equivariant'' if ''G'' acts fiberwise: i.e., g: E_x \to E_ is a "linear" isomorphism of vector spaces.〔If ''E'' is viewed as a sheaf, then ''g'' needs to replaced by g^.〕 In other words, an equivariant vector bundle is a pair consisting of a vector bundle and the lifting of the action G \times X \to X to that of G \times E \to E so that the projection E \to X is equivariant.
(Locally free sheaves and vector bundles correspond contravariantly. Thus, if ''V'' is a vector bundle corresponding to ''F'', then \phi induces isomorphisms between fibers V_x \overset\to V_, which are linear maps.)
Just like in the non-equivariant setting, one can define an equivariant characteristic class of an equivariant vector bundle.

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