The field generated by projected coordinates is the fraction field of the image coordinate ring. Its inclusion in the source function field is constructed and identified on every coordinate-ring element.
The subfield of F generated over K by the images of the forms a in the quotient by I;
for F the function field of I, it is the function field of the image of the projection by a.
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- CCDN.projectionImageField I a = IntermediateField.adjoin K (Set.range fun (i : σ) => (algebraMap (MvPolynomial τ K ⧸ I) F) ((Ideal.Quotient.mk I) (a i)))
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The forms a give a Noether normalization of the quotient by I: the coordinate map
K[y] → K[x]/I is integral and injective, that is, the forms are algebraically independent
modulo I and the quotient is finite over the polynomial ring they generate.
- integral : (projectionCoordinateMap I a).IsIntegral
The quotient by
Iis integral over the subring generated by the forms. - injective : Function.Injective ⇑(projectionCoordinateMap I a)
The forms are algebraically independent modulo
I.
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The forms a map the variety of the prime I birationally onto the hypersurface f = 0:
the images of the forms generate the function field of I, and the kernel of the coordinate map
K[y] → K[x]/I is generated by the irreducible polynomial f.
The images of the forms generate the function field of
I.- irreducible : Irreducible f
The image equation
fis irreducible. The kernel of the coordinate map is the principal ideal generated by
f.
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The forms a define a finite birational projection of the variety of the prime I onto
the hypersurface f = 0: a birational image whose coordinate map K[y] → K[x]/I is moreover
integral.
- integral : (projectionCoordinateMap I a).IsIntegral
The quotient by
Iis integral over the subring generated by the forms.
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For a birational image onto f = 0, a polynomial in the forms lies in the ideal exactly when
it is a multiple of f.
The image equation of a birational image vanishes on the variety: substituting the forms into it gives an element of the ideal.
The image of the form a i in F, as an element of the field generated by the projected
coordinates.
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- CCDN.projectionImageCoordinate I a i = ⟨(algebraMap (MvPolynomial τ K ⧸ I) F) ((Ideal.Quotient.mk I) (a i)), ⋯⟩
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Evaluating a polynomial at the projected coordinates and including the result in F agrees with
applying the projection map to the quotient by I and then mapping to F.
The image coordinate ring embeds into the generated image field.
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The embedding of the image coordinate ring into the image field, followed by the inclusion into
F, is the induced map from the image coordinate ring to the quotient by I, followed by the map
to F.
When F is the fraction field of the quotient by the prime I, the embedding of the image
coordinate ring into the image field is injective.
When F is the fraction field of the quotient by the prime I, the field generated by the
projected coordinates is a fraction field of the image coordinate ring.