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Lemma 33.36.8. Let p > 0 be a prime number. Let S be a scheme in characteristic p. Let X be a scheme over S. If X \to S is locally of finite type, then F_{X/S} is finite.

Proof. This translates into the following algebra fact. Let A \to B be a finite type homomorphism of rings of characteristic p. Set B' = B \otimes _{A, F_ A} A and consider the ring map F_{B/A} : B' \to B, b \otimes a \mapsto b^ pa. Then our assertion is that F_{B/A} is finite. Namely, if x_1, \ldots , x_ n \in B are generators over A, then x_ i is integral over B' because x_ i^ p = F_{B/A}(x_ i \otimes 1). Hence F_{B/A} : B' \to B is finite by Algebra, Lemma 10.36.5. \square


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