Sur le Th\'eor\`eme Principal de Zariski en G\'eom\'etrie Alg\'ebrique et G\'eom\'etrie Analytique
Kossivi Adjamagbo

TL;DR
This paper proves an analogue of Zariski's Main Theorem in complex analytic geometry, establishing conditions under which holomorphic maps are open embeddings, and extends these results to algebraic varieties over characteristic zero.
Contribution
It introduces the Generalized Zariski Main Theorem for analytic spaces and algebraic varieties, filling a gap in complex analytic geometry and linking it with algebraic geometry via GAGA.
Findings
Proves holomorphic maps with discrete fibers are open embeddings.
Establishes flatness and bimeromorphicity as criteria for open embeddings.
Extends results to algebraic varieties over characteristic zero.
Abstract
On Zariski Main Theorem in Algebraic Geometry and Analytic Geometry. We fill a surprising gap of Complex Analytic Geometry by proving the analogue of Zariski Main Theorem in this geometry, i.e. proving that an holomorphic map from an irreducible analytic space to a normal irreducible one is an open embedding if and only if all its fibers are discrete and it induces a bimeromorphic map on its image. We prove more generally the "Generalized Zariski Main Theorem for analytic spaces", which claims that an holomorphic map from an irreducible analytic space to a irreducible locally irreducible one is an open embedding if and only if it is flat and induces a bimeromorphic map on its image. Thanks to the "analytic criterion of regularity" of Serre-Samuel in GAGA [12] and to "Lefschetz Principle", we finally deduce the "Generalized Zariski Main Theorem for algebraic varieties of characteristical…
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TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
