Relations between ideals and varieties

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I am trying to collect all the relations between union and intersection This far I have proved

  1. $\cap I(W_i) = I(\cup W_i)$
  2. $\cap V(I_i)=V(\cup I_i)=V(\sum I_i)$ where $<\cup I_i>=\sum I_i$
  3. $\cup V(I_i)=V(\prod I_i)$ where $\prod I_i=\cap I_i$ if the ideals are comaximal (i think here $I$ has to be finite)
  4. What about $\cup I(W_i) = I(\cap W_i)$? It is clear that $\cup I(W_i) \subseteq I(\cap W_i)$ so, $\sum I(W_i) \subseteq I(\cap W_i)$. But can we say something more?

Next, Let $X=V(a)\subseteq A^n$ be an algebraic set. TFAE:

  • $X$ is an irreducible topological space;
  • the ideal $\mathrm{rad}(a)$ is prime.

http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~bdrew/612/lec/612lec2.pdf