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Lemma 3.5 ([BoN], 6.4, [EKMM] III.7.9, [L4] 4.7.2). For the ∞\infty-category Modk=QC⁡(Spec⁡k)\Mod_{k}=\qc(\Spec k) of modules over a commutative derived ring (that is, quasi-coherent sheaves on an affine derived scheme), all three notions of finiteness coincide: MM compact ⇔\iff MM dualizable ⇔\iff MM perfect.

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Proof. First, note that the free module kk, which is the monoidal unit, is clearly compact. Hence all dualizable objects are compact. Moreover, we can write any object as a colimit of free modules. For MM compact, the identity map idM∈Hom⁡(M,M){\rm id}_{M}\in\Hom(M,M) has to factor through a finite colimit, showing that MM is perfect. Finally, perfect modules are dualizable since we can explicitly exhibit their dual as a finite limit of free modules. ∎

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David Ben-Zvi, John Francis, David Nadler

Original source: arXiv:0805.0157v5