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Finite Maps: Morphism of Schemes

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This lecture on finite maps covers the concept of morphism of schemes, defining affine covering and integral homomorphism. It explores the properties of finite maps, such as being quasi-finite and dominant. The lecture also delves into the integral extension of rings and the importance of surjectivity in the context of schemes.

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