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In [[mathematics]],
==Definition==
{{Images of sheaves}}
Let ''f'': ''X'' → ''Y'' be a [[continuous mapping]] of [[locally compact]] [[Hausdorff space|Hausdorff]] [[topological space]]s, and let Sh(–) denote the [[category (mathematics)|category]] of sheaves of [[abelian group]]s on a topological space. The '''direct image with compact (or proper) support''' is the [[functor]]
:''f''<sub>!</sub>: Sh(''X'') → Sh(''Y'')
that sends a sheaf ''F'' on ''X'' to the sheaf ''f''<sub>!</sub>(''F'')
:''f''<sub>!</sub>(''F'')(''U'') := {''s'' ∈ ''F''(''f''<sup> −1</sup>(''U'')) | f|<sub>supp(''s'')</sub>: [[support (mathematics)|supp]](''s'') → ''U'' is [[proper map|proper]]}
The assumption that the spaces be locally compact Hausdorff is imposed in most sources (e.g., Iversen or Kashiwara–Schapira). In slightly greater generality, Olaf Schnürer and [[Wolfgang Soergel]] have introduced the notion of a "locally proper" map of spaces and shown that the functor of direct image with compact support remains well-behaved when defined
==Properties==
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