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changed the proof
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2011-06-09 |
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Typos
Thanks to Andrew Kiluk
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changed the proof
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2010-08-31 |
d797e37 |
Closed subsets of Noetherian sober spaces
Characterization as constructible subsets closed under
specialization. Similar for open subsets.
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changed the statement
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2009-10-22 |
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Topology: Fix error in lemma on existence closed point
This was noticed by Cameron Franc. Here is the email:
Dear project developers,
Lemma 9.5 in the chapter on topological spaces says that "every
nonempty quasi-compact topological space has a closed point".
This is false: consider the trivial topology on a nonempty
space.
One needs to assume some mild separation axiom, for instance
that for any two distinct points there is a closed set containing
precisely one of the two points.
The book is great! Keep up the good work,
-cameron franc
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changed the statement and the proof
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2009-10-19 |
4ac058b |
Topology + Morphisms: Fix error in topology lemma + fallout
The error was in thinking that generalizations lift along any
open map of topological spaces, which they do not. An example
can be constructed relatively easily.
It turns out that we never used this anywhere in the rest of the
chapters, which is a lucky break. We fixed a comment about this
in the chapter on morphisms of schemes to be a little more
clear, and we added a lemma stating explicitly that
generalizations do lift along flat morphisms of schemes.
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assigned tag 0066
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2009-05-16 |
fad2e12
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Started tags infrastructure
new file: scripts/add_tags.py
modified: scripts/functions.py
new file: tags/initial_tags
new file: tags/tags
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changed the statement
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2008-09-25 |
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Short intro to section on going up and down
modified: algebra.tex
modified: topology.tex
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created statement with label lemma-closed-open-map-specialization in topology.tex
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2008-09-25 |
6aff39f |
Added obvious material on going up down and specialization
modified: algebra.tex
modified: sites.tex
modified: topology.tex
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