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Assume that $G,H$ are two sheaves of groups (say in fpqc topology on the scheme $X$) and there is a map $G\to H$ which is representable by a closed immersion. Let us also assume that the quotient is representable by a scheme $H/G$. under what condition we can prove the representability of the map between the stacks $Bun_{G,X}\to Bun_{H,X}$?

I think in general this should be related to the representability of zero locus of a class in $H^1(X,H/G)$, but I'm not sure about the details. Can anyone explain this or point me to the literature on the subject?

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  • $\begingroup$ Representability of the map of classifying stacks has more to do with representability of the quotient sheaf $H/G$ (and its twists, in case the groups are not Abelian). $\endgroup$ Commented Sep 21, 2022 at 11:41

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