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Nonreduced reducible fibre between integral schemes

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Ringed space Locally ringed space Scheme Morphism of schemes Fibre product of schemes Scheme-theoretic fibre
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A morphism of schemes between integral schemes can have a scheme-theoretic fibre that is neither reduced nor irreducible. For the map of affine lines given by t=x2(x−1)2, the fibre at t=0 has ring k[x]/(x2(x−1)2). The Chinese remainder theorem identifies it with the product of two dual number rings, so it consists of two nonreduced double points. Its nilpotent structure is invisible to the set-theoretic fibre.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2013 / iii / Paper 13 / 2 / Solution

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