Extending rational functions on smooth relative curves #
Every stalk of an integral scheme smooth of relative dimension one over a field is a valuation
ring, and its non-generic stalks are discrete valuation rings. Consequently every non-generic
point has codimension one and is closed, so proper closed subsets of a Noetherian relative curve
are finite. Combining this local algebra with properness of the projective line shows that the
rational map [g : 1] attached to a nonzero rational function is defined everywhere.
This discharges the local-extension step in the geometric product-formula argument from
TauCetiRoadmap/JacobianChallenge/README.md, Layer A, "Divisors on a curve".
A stalk of an integral scheme smooth of relative dimension one over a field is a valuation ring.
The stalk at any non-generic point of an integral scheme smooth of relative dimension one over a field is a discrete valuation ring.
A codimension-one stalk of an integral scheme smooth of relative dimension one over a field is a discrete valuation ring.
Every non-generic point of an integral smooth relative curve has codimension one.
Every non-generic point of an integral smooth relative curve is a closed point.
Every proper closed subset of an integral Noetherian smooth relative curve is finite.
On a smooth relative curve, a rational function represented by a nonzero element of a codimension-one stalk has order equal to the finite order of that stalk element.
The projective-line-valued rational map [g : 1] on an integral smooth relative curve is
defined everywhere.
The everywhere-defined morphism X ⟶ ℙ¹_K represented by the rational function
[g : 1] on an integral smooth relative curve.
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The global rational-function morphism represents the rational map from which it was constructed.
Restriction of the global rational-function morphism to the function field is the point
[g : 1].
The global rational-function morphism is a morphism over Spec K.