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Proper morphism

In algebraic geometry, a proper morphism between schemes is an analog of a proper map between complex analytic spaces.

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Characters, Properties and characterizations of proper morphisms & Valuative criterion of properness

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Properties and characterizations of proper morphisms

Valuative criterion of properness

Proper morphism of formal schemes

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Avg. degree1.97
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related to Properties and characterizations of proper morphisms · 32
Proper morphism → Analogously, Any, As, By, By Deligne, Chow's, Closed, Deligne, EGA III, Euclidean, For, Grauert, Grothendieck, Hausdorff, If, In, More, Moreover, Nagata's, One
related to Examples · 9
Proper morphism → A1, A2, Affine, For, Indeed, More, Pn, Projective, Spec
related to External links · 7
Proper morphism → Authors, Danilov, EMS PressThe Stacks Project, Encyclopedia, Mathematics, Proper, The Stacks Project
related to Proper morphism of formal schemes · 7
Proper morphism → EGA III, For, Let, The, We, Y0, Z0

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proper morphism displaystyle schemes finite field noetherian criterion properness example closed de scheme valuative one projective type space variety spec

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Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesFor0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesPn0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesProjective0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesAffine0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesMore0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesA10.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesSpec0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesIndeed0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to ExamplesA20.60section
Proper morphismrelated to External linksDanilov0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to External linksProper0.60section
Proper morphismrelated to External linksEncyclopedia0.60section

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