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The Zariski Topology is compact #4070
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Very interesting results!
Would it be useful to have a definition for zero/trivial rings (maybe ZRing = { r e. Ring | ( # ` ( Base ` r ) ) = 1 }
)?
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That would be a useful discussion to launch! For zero rings, I've followed theorems in the main part: ~0ring, ~0ring01eq, ~0ringnnzr, which are all in the form If I were to choose a "class of zero rings", I'd say |
This adds proofs in 4 independent, but related directions:
~zarcmp
)~rhmpreimaprmidl
)~isrprm
)~prmidl0
)I'm also adding some references to Grothendieck's Éléments de Géométrie Algébrique where relevant.
The next step would be to prove that the induced map on prime spectra is continuous.