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projective regular function chart compatibility

Statement

On overlapping standard charts, equal-degree fractions define the same regular function exactly when their cross-products agree in S(X). Thus regularity is chart-independent.

Proof

Given: Equal-degree fractions G/H,G′/H′ with denominators nonzero at a common point.

1.1givenalgebra

The intersection of the two charts with D+(HH′)∩X contains the given point, so it is a nonempty open subset of the irreducible variety X. If the two evaluations agree on that overlap, the homogeneous cross difference GH′−G′H vanishes there. Its zero locus is closed, and every nonempty open subset of an irreducible space is dense; hence the cross difference vanishes on all of X and is zero in S(X). Conversely, if GH′=G′H in S(X), evaluation and division by the nonzero product HH′ show that the fractions agree throughout their common domain. Equivalently, this is equality of the two fractions in Frac⁡(S(X)).

2.1step 1.1algebra

Dehomogenization in either chart turns this into the same equality of ordinary affine fractions.

3.1step 2.1∎

Therefore the affine descriptions agree exactly as stated.

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