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Is there a general form of the projection formula in alg geomfor morphisms of ringed topoi?

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What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference? I guess it might be in SGA 4, but couldn't find it.

Two examples:

  1. Zariski site, $D^b_{qcoh}$ on schemes. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper map of noetherian schemes (maybe there are some other mild conditions), and let $F\in D^b_{qcoh}(X)$ and $G\in D^b_{qcoh}(Y).$ Then $(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G).$$(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G)$.

  2. Etale site, say ringed by a torsion ring like $Z/n.$ Let $f:X\to Y$ be a (seperated; but this condition can be removed. See for instancde Laszlo and Olsson, The six operations on Artin stacks...) map of schemes of finite type over some base $S$ ($S$ may need to satisfy some assumptions, in order for the classical results in SGA 4/4.5 or Gabber's new results on finiteness of f_*$f_*$ and dualizing complexes to work; but let's be sloppy). Let $F\in D^-_c(X,Z/n)$ and $G\in D^-_c(Y,Z/n).$ Then $Rf_!F\otimes^L G=Rf_!(F\otimes^L f^*G).$

We used $f_!$ in example 2 in order to allow $F$ and $G$ to be in $D^-_c$ rather than $D^b_c.$ If one restricts to $D^b_c,$ is it also true for $f_*?$

What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference? I guess it might be in SGA 4, but couldn't find it.

Two examples:

  1. Zariski site, $D^b_{qcoh}$ on schemes. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper map of noetherian schemes (maybe there are some other mild conditions), and let $F\in D^b_{qcoh}(X)$ and $G\in D^b_{qcoh}(Y).$ Then $(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G).$

  2. Etale site, say ringed by a torsion ring like $Z/n.$ Let $f:X\to Y$ be a (seperated; but this condition can be removed. See for instancde Laszlo and Olsson, The six operations on Artin stacks...) map of schemes of finite type over some base $S$ ($S$ may need to satisfy some assumptions, in order for the classical results in SGA 4/4.5 or Gabber's new results on finiteness of f_* and dualizing complexes to work; but let's be sloppy). Let $F\in D^-_c(X,Z/n)$ and $G\in D^-_c(Y,Z/n).$ Then $Rf_!F\otimes^L G=Rf_!(F\otimes^L f^*G).$

We used $f_!$ in example 2 in order to allow $F$ and $G$ to be in $D^-_c$ rather than $D^b_c.$ If one restricts to $D^b_c,$ is it also true for $f_*?$

What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference? I guess it might be in SGA 4, but couldn't find it.

Two examples:

  1. Zariski site, $D^b_{qcoh}$ on schemes. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper map of noetherian schemes (maybe there are some other mild conditions), and let $F\in D^b_{qcoh}(X)$ and $G\in D^b_{qcoh}(Y).$ Then $(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G)$.

  2. Etale site, say ringed by a torsion ring like $Z/n.$ Let $f:X\to Y$ be a (seperated; but this condition can be removed. See for instancde Laszlo and Olsson, The six operations on Artin stacks...) map of schemes of finite type over some base $S$ ($S$ may need to satisfy some assumptions, in order for the classical results in SGA 4/4.5 or Gabber's new results on finiteness of $f_*$ and dualizing complexes to work; but let's be sloppy). Let $F\in D^-_c(X,Z/n)$ and $G\in D^-_c(Y,Z/n).$ Then $Rf_!F\otimes^L G=Rf_!(F\otimes^L f^*G).$

We used $f_!$ in example 2 in order to allow $F$ and $G$ to be in $D^-_c$ rather than $D^b_c.$ If one restricts to $D^b_c,$ is it also true for $f_*?$

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general form of the projection formula in alg geom

What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference? I guess it might be in SGA 4, but couldn't find it.

Two examples:

  1. Zariski site, $D^b_{qcoh}$ on schemes. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper map of noetherian schemes (maybe there are some other mild conditions), and let $F\in D^b_{qcoh}(X)$ and $G\in D^b_{qcoh}(Y).$ Then $(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G).$

  2. Etale site, say ringed by a torsion ring like $Z/n.$ Let $f:X\to Y$ be a (seperated; but this condition can be removed. See for instancde Laszlo and Olsson, The six operations on Artin stacks...) map of schemes of finite type over some base $S$ ($S$ may need to satisfy some assumptions, in order for the classical results in SGA 4/4.5 or Gabber's new results on finiteness of f_* and dualizing complexes to work; but let's be sloppy). Let $F\in D^-_c(X,Z/n)$ and $G\in D^-_c(Y,Z/n).$ Then $Rf_!F\otimes^L G=Rf_!(F\otimes^L f^*G).$

We used $f_!$ in example 2 in order to allow $F$ and $G$ to be in $D^-_c$ rather than $D^b_c.$ If one restricts to $D^b_c,$ is it also true for $f_*?$

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What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference?

general form of the projection formula in alg geom

What's the general projection formula in algebraic geometry, for instance on the level of derived categories of ringed topoi? And what's the reference? I guess it might be in SGA 4, but couldn't find it.

Two examples:

  1. Zariski site, $D^b_{qcoh}$ on schemes. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper map of noetherian schemes (maybe there are some other mild conditions), and let $F\in D^b_{qcoh}(X)$ and $G\in D^b_{qcoh}(Y).$ Then $(Rf_*F)\otimes^L G=Rf_*(F\otimes^L Lf^*G).$

  2. Etale site, say ringed by a torsion ring like $Z/n.$ Let $f:X\to Y$ be a (seperated; but this condition can be removed. See for instancde Laszlo and Olsson, The six operations on Artin stacks...) map of schemes of finite type over some base $S$ ($S$ may need to satisfy some assumptions, in order for the classical results in SGA 4/4.5 or Gabber's new results on finiteness of f_* and dualizing complexes to work; but let's be sloppy). Let $F\in D^-_c(X,Z/n)$ and $G\in D^-_c(Y,Z/n).$ Then $Rf_!F\otimes^L G=Rf_!(F\otimes^L f^*G).$

We used $f_!$ in example 2 in order to allow $F$ and $G$ to be in $D^-_c$ rather than $D^b_c.$ If one restricts to $D^b_c,$ is it also true for $f_*?$

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