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A closed immersion i:X→Y is a morphism of schemes whose underlying map is a homeomorphism onto a closed subset and whose map of structure sheaves
OY​⟶i∗​OX​
(1)
is surjective. Equivalently, X is the closed subscheme defined by a quasi-coherent ideal sheaf of a closed subscheme on Y. The affine-local characterization is particularly useful: for every affine open subscheme V=SpecA⊆Y,
i−1(V)≃Spec(A/I)⟶SpecA​
(2)
for an ideal I⊆A, with the map induced by the quotient homomorphism.

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