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Tensor product of field extensions is nonzero (L⊗K​L′=0)

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If L,L′ are field extensions of K, choose a K-basis of L containing 1. After tensoring with L′, that basis expresses L⊗K​L′ as a nonzero direct sum of copies of L′, and 1⊗1 is nonzero. A prime ideal of this nonzero ring supplies a point used in the point-lifting property of a scheme fibre product.

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