Algebraic Geometry
Chevalley's Theorem states that the image of a constructible set under a morphism of algebraic varieties is also constructible. This theorem is important because it connects the algebraic properties of morphisms with the topological structure of varieties, providing a way to understand how sets behave under mappings. It serves as a bridge between algebraic geometry and more general concepts in topology and analysis.
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