A dense constructible subset of the spectrum of an integral domain contains a nonempty
basic open subset D(b).
If the algebra map B → A is injective and B is a domain, then the induced map of spectra
has dense image.
Algebraic core of Chevalley's theorem: for a dominant morphism of finite type between
integral Noetherian rings, the image of Spec A → Spec B contains a nonempty basic open.
Reformulation of chevalley_algebraic_core in terms of prime ideals: every prime not
containing some fixed nonzero b ∈ B is the contraction of a prime of A.
Topological repackaging: the image of a dominant finite-type morphism contains a nonempty dense open subset (part of Chevalley's theorem).
Chevalley's theorem: the image of a morphism of finite type between Noetherian schemes is constructible.
A flat morphism of finite type between Noetherian schemes is an open map (consequence of going-down and finite presentation).