Lecture

Local Rings and Residues

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Description

This lecture covers the proof of theorem 4.2 on multiplicities, focusing on Lemmas 4.2 and the natural isomorphism between local rings. It discusses the finite set of points and the maximal ideal defining Pi, leading to the construction of idempotents. The lecture emphasizes the special structure of local rings at a simple point of a plane, as stated in Proposition t.

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