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Exercise 111.65.2 (Theorems). Precisely but briefly state a nontrivial fact discussed in the lectures related to each item (if there is more than one then just pick one of them).

  1. morphisms from a scheme X to the affine scheme \mathop{\mathrm{Spec}}(A),

  2. cohomology of a quasi-coherent module \mathcal{F} on an affine scheme X,

  3. the Picard group of \mathbf{P}^1_ k where k is a field,

  4. the dimensions of fibres of a flat proper morphism X \to S for S Noetherian,

  5. \mathbf{G}_ m-equivariant modules on a scheme S, and

  6. Bezout's theorem on intersections (restrict to a special case if you like).


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