Over an algebraically closed field, every regular function on a nonempty irreducible projective variety is constant. Regard the function as a morphism to avoiding infinity. Its graph is closed; the closedness of projection from projective space makes its image closed in . A proper closed subset there is finite, and an irreducible finite image is a singleton. Irreducibility is the usual variety convention; on a disconnected projective algebraic set different components may have different constants.
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