Lemma 5.23.11. Let f : X \to Y be a continuous map of topological spaces. If
X and Y are spectral,
f is spectral and bijective, and
generalizations (resp. specializations) lift along f.
Then f is a homeomorphism.
Lemma 5.23.11. Let f : X \to Y be a continuous map of topological spaces. If
X and Y are spectral,
f is spectral and bijective, and
generalizations (resp. specializations) lift along f.
Then f is a homeomorphism.
Proof. Since f is spectral it defines a continuous map between X and Y in the constructible topology. By Lemmas 5.23.2 and 5.17.8 it follows that X \to Y is a homeomorphism in the constructible topology. Let U \subset X be quasi-compact open. Then f(U) is constructible in Y. Let y \in Y specialize to a point in f(U). By the last assumption we see that f^{-1}(y) specializes to a point of U. Hence f^{-1}(y) \in U. Thus y \in f(U). It follows that f(U) is open, see Lemma 5.23.6. Whence f is a homeomorphism. To prove the lemma in case specializations lift along f one shows instead that f(Z) is closed if X \setminus Z is a quasi-compact open of X. \square
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