Bourbaki

Exercise 24, § 5

Commutative Algebra, VIII, p. 98

Let kk be a field, AA a kk-algebra, k′k' a radicial extension of kk, A′=A⊗kk′A' = A \otimes_k k'. Now prove that the canonical mapping Spec(A′)→Spec(A)\mathrm{Spec}(A') \to \mathrm{Spec}(A) is a homeomorphism. (When AA is a field, A′A' is of dimension 0 (Exercise 20); we shall show that it possesses only one prime ideal. It will be deduced that for every prime ideal pp of AA, the root p′p' of pA′pA' is a prime ideal and that the mapping p↦p′p \mapsto p' is continuous.)

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