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Open subsets containing generic points are componentwise dense
PDF p. 10: Dense smooth locus in Lemma 5.1
Statement
Let be an open subset of a topological space . If an irreducible component has generic point , then is a dense open subset of .
The generic point condition means ; density means that the closure in is all of .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: An open and a component with generic point .
Goal: Prove that is open and dense in .
Proof
The intersection is open in the subspace topology on and contains .
Its closure in contains the closure of in , which is . Hence it is dense in .