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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Curves.Node.SingularLocus

The singular subscheme of a node chart #

For every commutative ring R and smoothing parameter a : R, the relative singular subscheme of Spec R[x,y]/(xy-a) is canonically Spec R/(a) over Spec R. In particular its structure morphism is a closed immersion and is unramified. This supplies the singular-locus condition in the scheme-theoretic criterion for nodal curves. The identification retains the scheme structure even when a is nilpotent or a zero divisor.

The relative singular locus is cut out by the two coordinates x and y (NodeAlgebra.singularLocus_ideal_top). The construction uses the first Fitting ideal of the relative differentials and the algebraic identification NodeAlgebra.jacobianQuotientEquiv.

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The direct structure morphism on the node chart, used to avoid the Spec-over-Spec instance diamond when applying the singular-locus API.

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    The relative singular locus of the local model of a node Spec R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - a) over R is cut out by the ideal (x, y) of the two coordinates.

    The relative singular subscheme of the node chart xy = a is Spec R/(a).

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      The singular subscheme of xy = a maps to Spec R by a closed immersion. Consequently it is unramified over R, as required by the nodal-curve criterion.