Lecture

Morphisms and Local Rings

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of morphisms in algebraic geometry, focusing on the conditions for a map to be a morphism and the regularity of coordinate functions. It also discusses the properties of quasi-projective and affine varieties, emphasizing the relationship between them. The lecture further explores general rational functions, local rings, and the evaluation morphism, highlighting the importance of checking transitivity and surjectivity in these contexts.

Instructor

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Geometry: Algebraic geometry

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