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The coordinate ring of an affine algebraic action is a locally finite rational module
Statement
Assume AC for the local affine coaction dictionary. If a complex affine algebraic group acts algebraically on an affine algebraic set , then with is a rational -module: every finite set of functions is contained in a finite-dimensional stable subspace on which acts algebraically. The action preserves multiplication and the unit. No irreducibility or reductivity is assumed.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: An algebraic left action on and AC (The Axiom of Choice).
The inverse-action pullback is a right-comodule algebra map (Affine actions correspond to coordinate-ring coactions).
Finite subsets of a comodule lie in finite-dimensional rational submodules (Every affine-group comodule is a union of finite-dimensional rational submodules).
Proof
F1 makes a right comodule whose evaluated representation is exactly . Apply F2 to any finite subset of to obtain the required finite-dimensional stable subspace with algebraic -action. By the definition in Classical complex affine algebraic actions and rational modules, this is rationality and local finiteness.
Since is an algebra map, evaluating its second factor at any gives and . Thus each acts by an algebra automorphism, with inverse . The hypotheses of F1 and F2 cover reducible and empty and disconnected , so none of the excluded extra hypotheses is needed. AC is inherited solely from F1's affine reconstruction route.