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Divisorial ideal (ID​=OX​(−D))

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For a normal variety with affine coordinate ring A and a Weil divisor D, the fractional ideal of functions whose principal Weil divisor is at least D is
ID​={q∈Frac(A):ordP​(q)≥coeffP​D for all prime divisors P}∪{0}.
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For an effective prime divisor this is its height-one prime ideal. If the divisor is Cartier locally, this ideal is locally principal. A nonprincipal height-one prime ideal in a normal local ring can therefore detect a non-Cartier divisor.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 13 / 4 / ii / Solution

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