Lemma 37.66.6. The property of being ind-quasi-affine is stable under base change.
Proof. Let f : X \to Y be an ind-quasi-affine morphism. For checking that every base change of f is ind-quasi-affine, by Lemma 37.66.2, we may work Zariski locally on Y, so we assume that Y is affine. Furthermore, we may also assume that in the base change morphism Z \to Y the scheme Z is affine, too. The base change X \times _ Y Z \to X is an affine morphism, so, by Lemmas 37.66.3 and 37.66.4, the map X \times _ Y Z \to Y is ind-quasi-affine. Then, by Lemma 37.66.5, the base change X \times _ Y Z \to Z is ind-quasi-affine, as desired. \square
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