Abstract

In a recent paper [1], we have given some account of theories of equivalence and intersection on a singular algebraic surface and have shown that such theories share many of the simple properties enjoyed by corresponding theories on non-singular surfaces. Another paper [2], now in preparation, will extend this work to singular varieties of arbitrary dimension. In the meantime, Zobel [3] has drawn attention to some suspect arguments of Samuel [4] concerning the specialization of intersections on a singular variety.

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