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comment Function that cannot be extended continuously out of sphere
Thanks. I wasn't actually interested in S^n itself but had in my mind a general compact subset hence I did not give much thought to the (obvious) solution above.
May
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accepted Function that cannot be extended continuously out of sphere
May
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asked Function that cannot be extended continuously out of sphere
Mar
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accepted Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
If we define variety as integral separated scheme of finite type (here over $\mathbb C$) isn't it Hausdorff then?
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Isn't it true that $Y$ is necessarily Hausdorff since it is a variety? I think this follows from the requirement that it should be separated, but am not 100% sure. Do you have a reference for why this is true if $Y$ is Hausdorff?
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Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Wait a minute. Sorry to "unaccept" the answer, but your map $g$ hence $\tilde g$ is $analytic$, and your argument seems to treat it like an algebraic map, unless I am hugely missing something here...
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Ok, that makes sense. Thanks a lot!
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
That $X$ may be covered by affine open sets $Spec(B)$ such that each $\pi^{-1}(SpecB)$ is covered by finitely many affine open sets $Spec(A)$ where $A$ is finitely generated $B$-algebra.
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
You claim $\pi$ is quasi-finite; ie it has finite fibers (true by hypothesis) and is of finite type. Why is the latter true?
Mar
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Don't you need $\pi$ to be finite for it to be quasi-finite? And also, why is the dimension the same?
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comment Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Thanks for fixing it.
Mar
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asked Showing an analytic map has closed irreducible image
Mar
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comment Application of Hirzebruch Riemann Roch
Ok, sorry I'll keep that in mind.
Mar
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asked Application of Hirzebruch Riemann Roch
Feb
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comment Is there some geometrical intuition behind separable and or purely inseparable extensions?
Ok, thanks, I'll look these up!