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Proposition 4.13. Let be a derived stack with affine diagonal, and let be
an affine over . Then is a self-dual -module.
In particular, for any there is a canonical
equivalence
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Proof. Since has affine diagonal, the map is a
relative affine, which implies that is colimit preserving and
conservative. Hence satisfies the monadic Barr-Beck criteria
[L4, Theorem 3.4.5], implying that the natural map is an equivalence. By the projection formula, the monad
is equivalent to the functor , with
monad structure given by the algebra structure on . As a
consequence, we see that is equivalent to
. Now Proposition 4.1 gives
that is self-dual as a -module.
Since the -category is a dualizable -module it
follows that the functor
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commutes with
limits of -module categories. Thus we have equivalences
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Another application of Proposition 4.1 implies the following equivalence
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Using that the map is affine and that , we obtain that the above is further equivalent to
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Here we have used that sends all colimits to limits, and that commutes with colimits (since it is the left adjoint to the mapping stack over ).
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