A generalization of Luna's fundamental lemma for stacks with good moduli spaces
David Rydh

TL;DR
This paper extends Luna's fundamental lemma to a broader class of stacks with good moduli spaces, including non-smooth morphisms and complexes, generalizing previous results in the field.
Contribution
It provides a generalized version of Luna's fundamental lemma applicable to smooth and certain non-smooth morphisms between stacks with good moduli spaces, including coherent sheaves and complexes.
Findings
Generalization of Luna's fundamental lemma to smooth morphisms
Conditions for non-smooth morphisms
Extensions to coherent sheaves and complexes
Abstract
We generalize Luna's fundamental lemma to smooth morphisms between stacks with good moduli spaces. We also give a precise condition for when it holds for non-smooth morphisms and versions for coherent sheaves and complexes. This generalizes earlier results by Alper, Abramovich--Temkin, Edidin and Nevins.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
