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[Merged by Bors] - feat(AlgebraicGeometry/Pullback): description of the underlying topological space of a fiber product of schemes #17767
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LGTM but I also contributed a significant portion of this.
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LGTM
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Thanks for the reviews! bors r+ |
…ogical space of a fiber product of schemes (#17767) Let `f : X ⟶ S` and `g : Y ⟶ S` be morphisms of schemes. In this PR we describe the underlying topological space of `pullback f g`, i.e. the fiber product `X ×[S] Y`. In particular, we show that the points of `X ×[S] Y` correspond bijectively to pairs `(z, p)` of triples `z = (x, y, s)` with `f x = s = g y` and prime ideals `q` of `κ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y)`. From the valuative criterion project. Co-authored-by: Qi Ge Co-authored-by: Andrew Yang Co-authored-by: Andrew Yang <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Christian Merten <[email protected]>
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Let
f : X ⟶ S
andg : Y ⟶ S
be morphisms of schemes. In this PR we describe the underlyingtopological space of
pullback f g
, i.e. the fiber productX ×[S] Y
. In particular, we show that the points ofX ×[S] Y
correspond bijectively to pairs(z, p)
of triplesz = (x, y, s)
withf x = s = g y
and prime idealsq
ofκ(x) ⊗[κ(s)] κ(y)
.From the valuative criterion project.
Co-authored-by: Qi Ge
Co-authored-by: Andrew Yang
Spec R ⟶ X
withR
local. #15240Spec K ⟶ X
withK
a field #17768