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25. The necklace algebra Nm n is generated as a C-algebra by all elements of the form tr(Xi1 Xi2 . . Xil ) with l ≤ n2 + 1. The trace algebra Tm n is spanned as a module over the necklace algebra Nm n by all monomials in the generic matrices X i1 X i2 . . X il 2 of degree l ≤ n . 8. CAYLEY-HAMILTON ALGEBRAS. 8. Cayley-Hamilton algebras. In this section we introduce the category alg @n of Cayley-Hamilton algebras of degree n. A trace map on an (affine) C-algebra A is a C-linear map tr : A ✲ A satisfying the following three properties for all a, b ∈ A : (1) tr(a)b = btr(a), (2) tr(ab) = tr(ba) and (3) tr(tr(a)b) = tr(a)tr(b).

But then we have that the open subset XY (g) lies in the image of φ and in XY (g) all fibers of φ have dimension d. For the first part of the statement we have to recall the statement of Krull’s Hauptideal result : if X is an irreducible affine variety and g1 , . . , gr ∈ C[X] with (g1 , . . , gr ) = C[X], then any component C of VX (g1 , . . , gr ) satisfies the inequality dim C ≥ dim X − r. 2. In fact, a stronger result holds. Chevalley’s theorem asserts the following. 4. Let X function ✲ N defined by x → dimx φ−1 (φ(x)) X is upper-semicontinuous.

4. Let X function ✲ N defined by x → dimx φ−1 (φ(x)) X is upper-semicontinuous. That is, for all n ∈ N, the set {x ∈ X | dimx φ−1 (φ(x)) ≤ n} is Zariski open in X. 2. SOME ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY. 45 Proof. Let Z(φ, n) be the set {x ∈ X | dimx φ−1 (φ(x)) ≥ n}. We will prove that Z(φ, n) is closed by induction on the dimension of X. We first make some reductions. We may assume that X is irreducible. For, let X = ∪i Xi be the decomposition of X into irreducible components, then Z(φ, n) = ∪Z(φ | Xi , n).

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