Lemma 42.49.3. In Lemma 42.49.1 the bivariant class P'_ p(Q), resp. c'_ p(Q) is independent of the choice of the closed subscheme T. Moreover, given a proper morphism g : W' \to W which is an isomorphism over \mathbf{A}^1_ X, then setting Q' = g^*Q we have P'_ p(Q) = P'_ p(Q'), resp. c'_ p(Q) = c'_ p(Q').
Proof. The independence of T follows immediately from Lemma 42.47.2.
Let g : W' \to W be a proper morphism which is an isomorphism over \mathbf{A}^1_ X. Observe that taking T' = g^{-1}(T) \subset W'_\infty is a closed subscheme satisfying (A2) hence the operator P'_ p(Q'), resp. c'_ p(Q') in A^ p(Z \to X) corresponding to b' = b \circ g : W' \to \mathbf{P}^1_ X and Q' is defined. Denote E' \subset W'_\infty the inverse image of Z in W'_\infty . Recall that
with C' \in A^0(W'_\infty \to X) and c'_ p(Q'|_{E'}) \in A^ p(E' \to W'_\infty ). By Lemma 42.48.3 we have g_{\infty , *} \circ C' = C. Observe that E' is also the inverse image of E in W'_\infty by g_\infty . Since moreover Q' = g^*Q we find that c'_ p(Q'|_{E'}) is simply the restriction of c'_ p(Q|_ E) to schemes lying over W'_\infty , see Remark 42.33.5. Thus we obtain
In the third equality we used that c'_ p(Q|_ E) commutes with proper pushforward as it is a bivariant class. The equality P'_ p(Q) = P'_ p(Q') is proved in exactly the same way. \square
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