Lecture

Morphisms between Affine Varieties

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Description

This lecture discusses morphisms between affine algebraic varieties, focusing on defining morphisms, isomorphisms, and constructing morphisms between varieties using algebraic homomorphisms. The lecture also covers the concept of a quotient field and the field of rational functions on a variety.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra

Geometry: Algebraic geometry

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