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For any open set <math>V \subseteq Y</math> and any [[regular function]] <math>f: V \to k</math> the map <math>\phi \circ f: f^{-1}(V) \to k</math> is also a regular function.
For any open set <math>V \subseteq Y</math> and any [[regular function]] <math>f: V \to k</math> the map <math>\phi \circ f: f^{-1}(V) \to k</math> is also a regular function.
==Related notions==
* [[Rational map of varieties]]
* [[Birational map of varieties]]
* [[Isomorphism of varieties]]

Latest revision as of 16:27, 12 May 2008

Definition

Let X and Y be two varieties over a field k (which we usually assume to be algebraically closed). A morphism from X to Y is a continuous map ϕ:XY such that:

For any open set VY and any regular function f:Vk the map ϕf:f1(V)k is also a regular function.

Related notions