#13130: Ring support for projective space points and morphisms
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       Reporter:  bhutz                  |         Owner:  bhutz     
           Type:  enhancement            |        Status:  needs_work
       Priority:  major                  |     Milestone:  sage-5.3  
      Component:  algebraic geometry     |    Resolution:            
       Keywords:  projective space ring  |   Work issues:            
Report Upstream:  N/A                    |     Reviewers:            
        Authors:  Ben Hutz               |     Merged in:            
   Dependencies:                         |      Stopgaps:            
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Comment (by novoselt):

 It is standard in Sage to keep track of who is doing what and why, if you
 rearrange a file, then you will be shown as the author of new lines and
 this ticket will be listed as a reason for its addition. There can be
 different schemes of arranging names and classes (e.g. I like to have
 everything alphabetically). I don't think we have any standard conventions
 for that. But you should never "just move" existing code because of the
 history loss.

 Integers have a chain of prime ideals of length 1, e.g. (0) contained in
 (2), so its dimension is one. Rationals have dimension zero since there is
 only one prime ideal (length of the chain is zero), as for other fields.

 If you look at the documentation of existing dimension function, you will
 see that it is indeed supposed to work like this: dimension of the base
 ring is taken into consideration. Moreover, you can see that there are
 long names for either way `dimension_absolute` and `dimension_relative`,
 and just `dimension` is explicitly shown to work as `dimension_absolute`.
 So it is definitely not a good idea to make this "default" dimension mean
 relative in the case of projective spaces.

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