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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Curves.StableReduction.Model.Closure

Models by scheme-theoretic closure #

Let R be a discrete valuation ring with fraction field K, let P be a quasi-compact scheme locally of finite type over R, and let C be a closed subscheme of the generic fibre P_K. The scheme-theoretic closure of C in P is a model of C over R: it is flat over R, because its local sections embed into sections over C, on which every nonzero element of R is invertible; it is of finite presentation, because R is noetherian; and its generic fibre is C again, because C is closed in the open subscheme P_K of P. When P is proper over R, for instance a projective space ℙᴺ_R in which C is embedded, the closure is a proper model of C. This is how a projective curve over K acquires a proper model over R.

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The scheme-theoretic closure in P of a closed subscheme C of the generic fibre of P → Spec R, as a model of C: its total space is the scheme-theoretic image of C → P, and its generic fibre is identified with C.

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    On generic fibres, the inclusion of the closure model into P restricts to the inclusion of C into the generic fibre of P.

    The closure of C in a proper scheme over R is a proper model of C.