Extending rational-function maps from valuation-ring stalks #
The properness of ℙ¹_K extends the function-field point [g : 1] over any point whose local
ring is a valuation ring. Mathlib's spreading-out theorem then produces a representative of the
rational map on an open neighbourhood of that point. Consequently, if every stalk of an integral
scheme is a valuation ring, the rational map attached to g is defined everywhere.
This is the extension step in the geometric proof of the product formula from
TauCetiRoadmap/JacobianChallenge/README.md, Layer A, "Divisors on a curve". For a smooth curve,
the remaining input to this theorem is the local regularity/DVR result for its stalks.
Restriction of a partial map to stalks is compatible with specialization inside its domain.
The function-field restriction of a partial map factors through its restriction to the stalk at any point of its domain.
If the local ring at x is a valuation ring, the rational-function map to ℙ¹_K is defined
at x.
If every local ring of an integral scheme is a valuation ring, every rational-function map
X ⤏ ℙ¹_K is defined on all of X.