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A closed immersion is a morphism f∈Sch(Y,X) such that
- The induced map ˜f∈Top(|X|,|Y|) is a homeomorphism onto a closed subset of |Y|,
- The induced map f∗∈ShX(OX,f∗OY) is a surjection.
- A closed immersion is a morphism f:Y→X of schemes such that f induces a homeomorphism of the underlying space of Y onto a closed subset of the underlying space of X and furthermore the induced map f♯:OX→f∗OY of sheaves on X is surjective.
For ϕ∈CRing(S,R) inducing tϕ∈Var(mSpecR,mSpecS),
closed subscheme
A closed subscheme of X is an equivalence class of closed immersions where f:Y→X and f′:Y′→X are equivalent if there is an isomorphism φ:Y′→Y such that f′=f∘φ.
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