Corollary 2
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Topologie algébrique, chapter I, § 3. Faisceaux
Let B be a paracompact space, a sheaf on B and a locally finite closed covering of B. In order that the sheaf be soft, it is necessary and sufficient that the following condition be satisfied:
For every , every closed subset A of , every open set V of B containing A and every element of , there exist an open neighbourhood U of in B, an element of and an open neighbourhood W of A in B contained in such that .
Suppose that the sheaf is soft, and let us show that the condition is satisfied. Let , let A be a closed subset of , let V be an open subset of B containing A and let be an element of . Put . It is a continuous section over V of the étalé space . Since is closed, A is closed in B and extends to a section , by definition of a soft sheaf. The sections and of the étalé space over V coincide on A, hence on a neighbourhood W of A (I, p. 34, prop. 11, b)).
Conversely, suppose that the condition of the corollary is satisfied. By proposition 6, it is enough to prove that, for every , the sheaf is soft. Let A be a closed subset of and let be a section of the etale space of over A, that is, a continuous section over A of the etale space . Since A is closed in B and since B is paracompact, extends to a section over a neighbourhood V of A in B (I, p. 37, th. 2). By hypothesis, there exists an open neighbourhood U of in B and a section of over U which coincides with on a neighbourhood of A. The restriction of to is a section of which extends . The sheaf is therefore soft. By proposition 6, the sheaf is soft.
Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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