The function field K(X) of an integral scheme X is a field
(Lec 6, Def 14 setting).
The germ map from sections over a nonempty open of an integral scheme
into the function field K(X) is injective (Lec 6, Def 14).
For affine Spec R with R a domain, the function field is the
fraction field of R (Lec 6, Def 14 in the affine case).
On an affine open U of an integral scheme X, the function field
K(X) is the fraction field of Γ(X, U) (Lec 6, Def 14).
The function field of a domain is a field.
The domain R is an algebra over its function field.
The function field of a domain is its fraction field.
Degree of a dominant map Spec A → Spec B of integral affine schemes,
defined as the degree of the corresponding extension of function fields
(Lec 6, Def 15).
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Lec 6, Lem 13: for a finite extension B → A with B normal,
the number of primes of A lying over a prime 𝔭 of B is at most the
degree of the corresponding extension of function fields.
A prime 𝔭 of B is unramified in A if the number of primes of
A over 𝔭 equals the degree of the function field extension
(Lec 6, Def 16).
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A prime 𝔭 of B is ramified in A if it is not unramified
(Lec 6, Def 16).
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The ramification locus in Spec A of a finite free extension A → B,
defined as the zero locus of the discriminant
(Lec 6, Prop 7 setting).
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Lec 6, Prop 7: the ramification locus is closed in Spec A.
If the discriminant of A → B is nonzero, then the ramification
locus is a proper subset of Spec A (Lec 6, Prop 7).
Helper for Lec 6, Prop 7: if the function field extension K → L
is finite separable, the discriminant of A → B is nonzero.
Lec 6, Prop 7: under separability of the function field extension, the ramification locus is a proper subset.
Lec 6, Prop 7: the ramification locus is a proper closed subset of
Spec A when the function field extension is separable.
The normalization of R in a finite extension of its fraction field
is integrally closed (Lec 6, normalization).
The structure map from a domain B into its integral closure in an
extension L of its fraction field is injective.
The integral closure of a noetherian, integrally closed domain B
in a finite separable extension of its fraction field is a finite
B-module.
The integral closure of a noetherian, integrally closed domain in a finite separable extension of its fraction field is noetherian.
The integral closure of a finite-type k-algebra B (assumed nice)
in a finite separable extension of its fraction field remains a finite-type
k-algebra.
Lec 6, Lem 14 (Yoneda): the coyoneda embedding is fully faithful.
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Lec 6, Lem 14 (Yoneda): the coyoneda embedding is full.
Lec 6, Lem 14 (Yoneda): the coyoneda embedding is faithful.
Lec 6, Lem 14 (Yoneda): the coyoneda embedding reflects isomorphisms,
giving an iso x ≅ y from any iso of representable functors.
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An integrally closed domain defines a normal affine variety.
The normalization of a domain in a finite extension of its fraction field is a normal variety (Lec 6, normalization).
A local Dedekind domain that is not a field is a regular local ring, i.e. a DVR (Lec 6, normalization in dimension one).
A Dedekind domain is integrally closed.
A Dedekind domain defines a normal affine variety.