Does anybody know a reference for a proof of:
Let $f: X \rightarrow Y$ be a quasi-finite proper morphism of varieties. Then $f$ is finite.
Is there one in Hartshorne? I could not find it.
Thanks!
Does anybody know a reference for a proof of:
Let $f: X \rightarrow Y$ be a quasi-finite proper morphism of varieties. Then $f$ is finite.
Is there one in Hartshorne? I could not find it.
Thanks!
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I think this is just a generalization of the fact that finite integral extensions of domains are finitely generated module over the lower integral domain.
Anyway if you need a reference/proof to the statement in your post, you can cite Lemma 02OG of the stacks project.
The proof is in ÉGA IV 3. It is in two steps.
Step I : reduce to the case of $\mathrm Y = \mathrm{Spec}(\mathrm A)$ where $\mathrm A$ is a complete noetherian local ring.
Step II : quasi-finite $\mathfrak m_{\mathrm A}$-seperated modules are finite for such an $\mathrm A$.