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Rational map of algebraic varieties

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A rational map is a morphism of algebraic varieties defined on a dense open subset, with representatives identified when they agree on a smaller dense open subset. For an integral source and a separated variety as target, agreement on a dense open determines a morphism uniquely. This definition also permits nonprojective sources.

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