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moved the statement to file obsolete.tex 2014-01-30 07300d5
Standardize the proof of general Stein factorization

The proof as given before was too tricked. Now we prove it by just
relying on very standard results on limits of schemes, thereby reducing
more directly to the Noetherian case. No tricks!
changed the proof 2014-01-30 07300d5
Standardize the proof of general Stein factorization

The proof as given before was too tricked. Now we prove it by just
relying on very standard results on limits of schemes, thereby reducing
more directly to the Noetherian case. No tricks!
changed the proof 2012-05-21 f258fb9
move a chapter and rename a chapter

	We moved the chapter "Cohomology of Algebraic Spaces" earlier so
	we can use the results earlier in the treatment of algebraic
	spaces. Also, we finally renamed the chapter "Coherent
	Cohomology" to "Cohomology of Schemes" which is better.
changed the proof 2011-08-10 65ce54f
LaTeX: \Spec

	Introduced the macro

	\def\Spec{\mathop{\rm Spec}}

	and changed all the occurences of \text{Spec} into \Spec.
changed the proof 2011-08-10 996a95d
LaTeX: fix colim

	Introduced the macro

	\def\colim{\mathop{\rm colim}\nolimits}

	and changed all the occurences of \text{colim} into \colim.
changed the proof 2010-03-30 5b58b44
Nonmathematical edits
assigned tag 03H1 2009-10-18 a9d7807
Tags: Added new tags
changed the proof 2009-10-18 a37c06e
More on Morphisms: Improved readability of proof Stein factorization

	Only in the general case. Also changed designation into theorem
	from lemma.
created statement with label lemma-stein-projective in more-morphisms.tex 2009-10-18 ce81e93
More on Morphisms: Stein factorization for general proer maps

	This is a little rough at the moment and needs to be cleaned up.
	The basic idea is that ytou first prove the result for closed
	subschemes of projective space over a ring and then reduce the
	general case to that by a simple application of Chow's lemma.