Quasi-compact morphisms #
A morphism is quasi-compact if its restrictions to the members of a finite open cover of its source are quasi-compact. This allows quasi-compact morphisms to be glued along open subschemes. Finiteness is essential: an infinite union of quasi-compact pieces need not be quasi-compact.
Every point of the target of a quasi-compact morphism of schemes has an open neighbourhood whose
preimage is quasi-compact (Scheme.Hom.exists_isOpen_mem_isCompact_preimage): an affine open
neighbourhood will do.
A morphism of S-schemes from a scheme with quasi-compact structure map to one with
quasi-separated structure map is quasi-compact
(AlgebraicGeometry.quasiCompact_left_of_quasiCompact_hom).
A morphism is quasi-compact if its restrictions to a finite open cover of the source are quasi-compact.
Every point of the target of a quasi-compact morphism has an open neighbourhood, for instance an affine one, whose preimage is quasi-compact.
A morphism of S-schemes from a scheme with quasi-compact structure map to one with
quasi-separated structure map has quasi-compact underlying map.