Zero-set germs under a linear change, graphs as zero sets, and consequences of the Nullstellensatz #
Tools for the density of the simple points of a reduced complex space ([Fre17, Ch. II, 5.13],
through the local parametrization theorem of ParametrizationGraph.lean): the zero-set germ of
σ⁻¹(S), σ = substEquiv L, is L (V(S)) (eventually_mem_zeroSet_image_symm_iff, with
span_image_symm : span σ⁻¹(S) = comap σ (span S), the generating system of an ideal in the
coordinates of σ); the graph of an analytic section φ of the base projection through a point
x is, near x, the common zero set of the series X_j − T_j(X ∘ e) over the fibre coordinates,
T_j the Taylor series of u ↦ φ (x ∘ e + u) j − x j (exists_conv_eventuallyEq_shift,
eventually_graph_eq_zero_iff); and two consequences of Rückert's Nullstellensatz
(Nullstellensatz.lean): radical ideals with the same zero-set germ are equal
(eq_of_isRadical_of_zeroSet_eventuallyEq), and a prime's zero set has points arbitrarily near
0 off any g ∉ P (frequently_mem_zeroSet_and_ne_zero; the zero set of g is thin at 0,
[Fre17, Ch. I, 9.2–9.3]). The zero sets and vanishing ideals are those of ZeroSet.lean, the
substitutions those of Subst.lean.
Rückert's Nullstellensatz for radical ideals with the same zero-set germ: they are equal.
Conv-level evaluation of a difference near 0.
The graph of a section φ of the base projection through x, as the common zero set near 0
of the series X_j − T_j(X ∘ e) over the fibre coordinates, T_j the Taylor series of
u ↦ φ (x ∘ e + u) j − x j.