Zariski's Main Theorem #
In this file we prove Grothendieck's reformulation of Zariski's main theorem, namely if
f : X ⟶ Y is separated and of finite type, then the map from the quasi-finite locus U ⊆ X of
f to the relative normalization X' of Y in X is an open immersion.
We then have the following corollaries
Scheme.Hom.isOpen_quasiFiniteAt: Iffis separated and of finite type, then the quasi-finite locus offis open.- If
fis itself quasi-finite, then the mapf.toNormalization : X ⟶ X'is an open immersion. This can be accessed viainferInstance. IsFinite.of_isProper_of_locallyQuasiFinite: Iffis proper and quasi-finite, then the mapf.toNormalization : X ⟶ X'is an isomorphism, which implies thatfitself is finite.
Zariski's main theorem
Recall that any qcqs morphism f : X ⟶ Y factors through the relative normalization via
f.toNormalization : X ⟶ f.normalization (a dominant morphism) and
f.fromNormalization : f.normalization ⟶ Y (an integral morphism).
Let f : X ⟶ Y be separated and of finite type.
then there exists U : f.normalization.Opens, such that
f.toNormalization ∣_ Uis an isomorphismf.toNormalization ⁻¹ᵁ Uis the quasi-finite locus off
The set of quasi-finite points of a morphism f : X ⟶ Y as an X.Opens.
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