Bourbaki

Exercise 11, § 6

Commutative Algebra, VIII, p. 103

Let ρ:A→B\rho : A \to B be a ring homomorphism, aρ:Spec(B)→Spec(A)^a\rho : \mathrm{Spec}(B) \to \mathrm{Spec}(A) the corresponding mapping. a) Prove that for every q∈Spec(A)q \in \mathrm{Spec}(A), Spec(B⊗Aκ(q))\mathrm{Spec}(B \otimes_A \kappa(q)) is identified with aρ−1(q)^a\rho^{-1}(q). b) Suppose that BB is an AA-algebra of finite type. Prove that pp is an isolated point in its fibre aρ−1(aρ(p))^a\rho^{-1}(^a\rho(p)) if and only if dim⁡p(B⊗Aκ(aρ(p)))\dim_p(B \otimes_A \kappa(^a\rho(p))) is zero. c) Deduce from Exerc. 10 that under the hypotheses of b), the set of points of Spec(B)\mathrm{Spec}(B) which are isolated in their fibre, is an open subset of Spec(B)\mathrm{Spec}(B).

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