The n-th graded piece of the Rees algebra R[It] = ⨁ Iⁿ tⁿ: monomials a · tⁿ with
a ∈ Iⁿ, packaged as an additive subgroup of the Rees algebra.
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Each graded piece reesGrading I n carries the inherited AddCommMonoid structure.
The component of f ∈ R[It] in the n-th graded piece, namely the monomial
f.coeff n · tⁿ.
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The underlying polynomial of reesDecomposeComponent I f n is the monomial of degree n
with coefficient f.coeff n.
The n-th coefficient of the polynomial assembled from a direct-sum element coincides with
the n-th coefficient of the component in degree n.
The graded pieces reesGrading I n give an internal direct sum decomposition of the Rees
algebra.
The multiplicative identity of the Rees algebra lies in the degree-zero piece.
Multiplication of homogeneous elements of degrees i and j lands in degree i + j.
The Rees algebra together with reesGrading is a graded ring.
The blow-up scheme of Spec R along the ideal I, defined as Proj of the Rees algebra.
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The natural projection from the blow-up to Spec of the degree-zero piece (canonically
identified with Spec R).
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Proper transform of a closed subscheme Z along a morphism π : X ⟶ Y, removing the
center C: take the closure of the preimage of Z \ C in X.
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Exceptional locus of a morphism π : X ⟶ Y over a closed subscheme C ⊂ Y: the preimage
of C in X.
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The blow-up of the closed subscheme Z ⊂ Spec R at the center C: the proper transform
along the blow-up projection.
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The exceptional locus of the blow-up of Z at the center C: the intersection of the
proper transform with the preimage of C.
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The proper transform contains the preimage of the open part Z \ C.
A monomial a · Xⁿ lies in the Rees algebra iff a ∈ Iⁿ.
Characterisation of membership in the Rees algebra: a polynomial f belongs to R[It] iff
f.coeff i ∈ Iⁱ for every i.