Difference between revisions of "Algebraic variety"

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An '''algebraic variety''' ''V'' over a field ''K'' is defined as the set of all points satisfying a system of polynomial equations with coefficients in ''K''.
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An '''algebraic variety''' ''V'' over a [[ring (mathematics)]] ''K'' is defined as the set of all points satisfying a system of polynomial equations with coefficients in ''K''.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:32, April 8, 2007

An algebraic variety V over a ring (mathematics) K is defined as the set of all points satisfying a system of polynomial equations with coefficients in K.