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Lecture 19 Modern Algebraic Geometry -

In this video we prove the map from Spec A [f^-1] to Spec A is an open embedding and that it has a universal property. We begin with a duality between Grassmannians and then study the Grassmannian of lines in P3. The talk was organized by the EPFL AI Center, as part of our AI Fundamentals series.

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  • In this video we prove the map from Spec A [f^-1] to Spec A is an open embedding and that it has a universal property.
  • We begin with a duality between Grassmannians and then study the Grassmannian of lines in P3.
  • The talk was organized by the EPFL AI Center, as part of our AI Fundamentals series.
  • Instructor: Ben Webster, University of Waterloo Date: February 24, 2025
  • Instructor: Ben Webster, University of Waterloo Date: February 14, 2025

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