Finite morphisms of differential algebraic varieties and elimination theory
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The main result of this Note is the following: for an algebraic system which evolution depends on variables which are partitionned into w and z , the elimination of the z leads to one set of differential algebraic equations (hence, with no inequations ) if the projection map along z is a finite morphism of algebraic varieties; that is, if the differential algebra which defines the system is integral over a suitable differential subalgebra. To obtain this result, is lifted to differential algebra a more general, and well-known result in algebraic geometry which states that a finite morphism of algebraic varieties is a closed one with respect to the Zariski topology.
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The main result of this Note is the following: for an algebraic system which evolution depends on variables which are partitionned into w and z , the elimination of the z leads to one set of differential algebraic equations (hence, with no inequations ) if the projection map along z is a finite morphism of algebraic varieties; that is, if the differential algebra which defines the system is integral over a suitable differential subalgebra. To obtain this result, is lifted to differential algebra a more general, and well-known result in algebraic geometry which states that a finite morphism of algebraic varieties is a closed one with respect to the Zariski topology.
Key concepts: Differential algebraic geometry, Mathematics, Function field of an algebraic variety, Morphism, Dimension of an algebraic variety, Subalgebra, Algebraic differential equation, Algebraic cycle