Lecture

Algebraic Varieties: Projective Sets and Topology

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Description

This lecture covers the definition of algebraic varieties, focusing on projective algebraic sets and the Zoriski topology. It discusses properties of homogenous ideals, prime ideals, and irreducible algebraic sets. The lecture also explores cones over curves in projective space, the Nullstellensatz theorem, and projective and quasi-projective varieties.

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Mathematics

Geometry: Algebraic geometry

Algebra: Abstract algebra

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