Lemma 37.14.6. In the situation of Lemma 37.14.4. If V' = G(V, U', \varphi ) for some triple (V, U', \varphi ), then
V' \to Y' is locally of finite type if and only if V \to Y and U' \to X' are locally of finite type,
V' \to Y' is flat if and only if V \to Y and U' \to X' are flat,
V' \to Y' is flat and locally of finite presentation if and only if V \to Y and U' \to X' are flat and locally of finite presentation,
V' \to Y' is smooth if and only if V \to Y and U' \to X' are smooth,
V' \to Y' is étale if and only if V \to Y and U' \to X' are étale, and
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If W' is flat over Y', then the adjunction mapping G(F(W')) \to W' is an isomorphism. Hence F and G define mutually quasi-inverse functors between the category of schemes flat over Y' and the category of triples (V, U', \varphi ) with V \to Y and U' \to X' flat.
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