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Atlas.AlgebraicGeometryI.code.AlgebraicEquivalence

A simplified placeholder model for the Cartier divisor group on X: integer-valued functions on the underlying points.

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    Pullback of (model) Cartier divisors along a morphism f : X → Y: compose with the underlying continuous map.

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      Placeholder predicate: a (model) divisor is principal. Always True in this skeleton.

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        Functoriality of divisor pullback: (f ∘ g)^* = f^* ∘ g^*.

        An S-point of a scheme X over S: a section of the structure morphism p : X → S.

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          A connected variety over S: an integral, topologically connected scheme equipped with a structure morphism to S. Used to parametrize algebraic families.

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            Two divisors D₁, D₂ on X are algebraically equivalent if there is a connected parameter scheme T over S, a divisor 𝒟 on X ×_S T, and two S-points t₁, t₂ of T whose pullbacks of 𝒟 are D₁ and D₂.

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              A divisor is algebraically equivalent to zero if it is algebraically equivalent to the zero divisor. The subgroup of such divisors is the kernel of the map to the Néron-Severi group.

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                An irreducible complete curve over S: an integral scheme together with a proper structure morphism to S.

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                  A morphism of S-curves: a scheme morphism over S.

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                    A morphism of curves is constant if it is not dominant.

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                      Every irreducible complete curve Y admits a normalization Ỹ → Y which is a finite morphism.

                      Any non-constant morphism f : X → Y of curves with X smooth/normal factors uniquely through the normalization Ỹ → Y.