Dualizable Projection Formula Reduces D03 q-Shriek to Omega-q
Result
For the actual finite-ringed projection of Entries 356 and 358, the value of the extraordinary inverse image on a dualizable target object is reduced canonically to the relative dualizing complex
Precisely, if is dualizable, then
Consequently, whenever the Entry-352 module belongs to the selected perfect/dualizable subcategory,
This is the strongest computation justified by the current data. It does not identify with Entry 176's exceptional cap.
Finite standard-resolution model
The proof of Theorem 4.1 supplies an explicit incidence construction of the remaining object. For an -module , let be the finite standard resolution
with the alternating face differential, whose last face uses the restriction . Put
For every -module , the exact filtered-colimit preserving functor
is represented by an -module, denoted here by . If is a K-injective resolution, then the actual relative dualizing complex is
This is a finite chain-indexed incidence-module algorithm using the actual order map , the actual stalk rings, and all restriction maps. It is therefore an explicit model of , not a new existence claim. What remains unknown is whether this total complex admits a bounded finite-projective compression, and whether that compression is Entry 176's rank-one cap.
Formal proof
Let . For every , dualizability of , the projection formula, and the adjunction give
Yoneda identifies the representing object with . No purity, orientation, or Beck--Chevalley assertion enters this argument.
Perfect/constructible gate
The formula isolates the exact preservation criterion. Because derived pullback is symmetric monoidal, it preserves dualizable objects. Hence preserves perfect objects provided
Conversely, preservation of perfect objects forces to be perfect, since itself is perfect. Thus, at the perfect level, the remaining condition is exactly
The finite cardinality of the posets and the identity stalk maps do not by themselves prove this global incidence-module finiteness. One still needs a bounded finite projective resolution of the dualizing incidence module, or an equivalent finite-Tor/perfectness theorem applicable to this .
Constructibility is likewise not automatic until the chosen constructible subcategory is defined intrinsically and shown stable under tensoring with .
Exact boundary
Entry 176 remains a candidate local model for a factor of , not its proved value. The following remain open and logically separate:
- compute as an explicit finite incidence module;
- prove that it is perfect and constructible;
- compare it with the exceptional cap;
- construct the Beck--Chevalley nullhomotopy ; and
- construct the oriented trace and PC-purity comparison.
Thus the opaque expression has been reduced to one concrete unknown, , but perfect/constructible preservation is not yet proved.
Evidence boundary
The existence of is Entry 358's application of Theorem 4.1 of Fernando Sancho de Salas and Juan Francisco Torres Sancho, “Derived category of Finite Spaces and Grothendieck Duality” (arXiv:1904.06935). The tensor formula above is a formal dualizability argument. No scheme, logarithmic, étale, analytic, or Kato--Nakayama realization is inferred.
Delegation runs run-3c8b1ec6e1464d5bbce884b10f6903d1 and run-c38c8a4e61ed43d3b0754885fb4a169d failed without results and are not used as evidence.