Algebraic Geometry - D&F Section 15.1, Exercise 24

In summary, the exercise is asking to prove that the surface V defined by V = \mathcal{Z} (xy - z) \subseteq \mathbb{A}^3 is isomorphic to \mathbb{A}^2 and to provide an explicit isomorphism \phi from V to \mathbb{A}^2 and associated k-algebra isomorphism \widetilde{\phi} from k[V] to k[\mathbb{A}^2] with their inverses. It also asks if the surface V = \mathcal{Z} (xy - z^2) is isomorphic to \mathbb{A}^2. A possible isomorphism for the first part is
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Dummit and Foote Section 15.1, Exercise 24 reads as follows:

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Let [itex] V = \mathcal{Z} (xy - z) \subseteq \mathbb{A}^3 [/itex].

Prove that [itex] V [/itex] is isomorphic to [itex] \mathbb{A}^2 [/itex]

and provide an explicit isomorphism [itex] \phi [/itex] and associated k-algebra isomorphism [itex] \widetilde{\phi} [/itex] from [itex] k[V] [/itex] to [itex] k[ \mathbb{A}^2] [/itex] along with their inverses.

Is [itex] V = \mathcal{Z} (xy - z^2) [/itex] isomorphic to [itex] \mathbb{A}^2 [/itex]?

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I would appreciate some help and guidance with getting started with this exercise [I suspect I might need considerable guidance! :-( ]Some of the background and definitions are given in the attachment.Peter
 

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So you you need to find an isomorphism between ##\mathbb{A}^2## and the surface ##z=xy##. A suitable isomorphism should be ##\varphi(x,y) = (x,y,xy)##. Does that help?
 
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Thanks for the help, R136a1

Will now reflect on your guidance

Peter
 

Related to Algebraic Geometry - D&F Section 15.1, Exercise 24

1. What is Algebraic Geometry?

Algebraic Geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies the solutions of polynomial equations over an algebraically closed field. It combines algebraic concepts and techniques with geometric intuition to understand the properties of algebraic varieties.

2. What is D&F Section 15.1, Exercise 24?

D&F Section 15.1, Exercise 24 is a specific exercise from the book "Ideals, Varieties, and Algorithms" by David Cox, John Little, and Donal O'Shea. It is a problem that involves working with algebraic varieties and their properties.

3. What is the importance of Algebraic Geometry?

Algebraic Geometry is important because it has applications in various fields such as physics, cryptography, and coding theory. It also has connections to other areas of mathematics such as topology and number theory. Additionally, it provides a powerful tool for understanding and solving problems in polynomial equations.

4. What is the main goal of Section 15.1 in D&F?

The main goal of Section 15.1 in D&F is to introduce the concept of algebraic varieties and their properties. It covers topics such as affine and projective varieties, dimension, and coordinate rings. These concepts are essential for understanding and working with algebraic varieties.

5. How can one solve Exercise 24 in D&F Section 15.1?

To solve Exercise 24 in D&F Section 15.1, one must carefully read and understand the problem, and then use the concepts and techniques learned in the section to solve it. This may involve using properties of algebraic varieties, computing with coordinate rings, and understanding the geometric interpretations of the problem.

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