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Scheme-theoretic intersection (Y∩X​Z=Y×X​Z)

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For two closed subschemes of a scheme X, their intersection is their fiber product of schemes over X. On an affine chart, ideals I,J give the quotient by I+J. This retains nonreduced structure and intersection multiplicities which a set-theoretic intersection would lose.

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