Sheaf Theory
Base change refers to the process of changing the base of a sheaf or a morphism, allowing us to analyze how properties and structures behave when considered over different spaces or topologies. This concept is crucial when working with étalé spaces, as it helps to understand the relationship between different spaces through pullbacks and pushforwards of sheaves, ultimately leading to insights on continuity and commutative diagrams in the study of sheaf theory.
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