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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.Normalization.Finite

Finiteness of the relative normalization #

Let f : X ⟶ Y be quasi-compact and quasi-separated. Over an affine open U of Y, the normalization of Y in X is the spectrum of the integral closure of Γ(Y, U) in Γ(X, f ⁻¹ᵁ U). Since the normalization is an affine morphism, it is finite over Y exactly when each of these integral closures is a finite Γ(Y, U)-module.

For an integral scheme Y and a finite extension L of its function field k(Y), consider the normalization of Y in Spec L, along Spec L ⟶ Spec k(Y) ⟶ Y. Over a nonempty affine open U, the sections of Spec L are L, and k(Y) is the fraction field of Γ(Y, U). So this normalization is finite when the rings Γ(Y, U) are Japanese; for instance when they are Nagata, as a Nagata domain is Japanese. For L = k(Y) itself, the normalization of Y in its function field is finite exactly when the rings Γ(Y, U) are N-1. This supplies the finiteness hypothesis of resolution of curves by normalization (TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.isRegular_normalization_of_field) for curves whose affine opens have Japanese rings.

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The normalization of Y in X, along f, is finite over Y if and only if, over every affine open U of Y, the integral closure of Γ(Y, U) in Γ(X, f ⁻¹ᵁ U) is a finite Γ(Y, U)-module.

Finite normalization and N-1 rings. The normalization of an integral scheme Y in its function field, along Spec k(Y) ⟶ Y, is finite over Y if and only if the ring of sections of every nonempty affine open of Y is N-1: over such an open U the normalization is the spectrum of the integral closure of Γ(Y, U) in its fraction field k(Y).

Finite normalization in a finite extension of the function field. Let Y be an integral scheme such that the ring of sections of every nonempty affine open is Japanese, for instance Nagata. Then for every finite extension L of the function field k(Y), the normalization of Y in Spec L, along Spec L ⟶ Spec k(Y) ⟶ Y, is finite over Y. Stacks, Lemma 29.54.14 (0AVK), with the hypothesis imposed on every nonempty affine open.