学习笔记：代数几何简介
本文是我大学时（忘记了是大几）写的算术几何的总结，同时也算是个科普文，用尽量简单的语言来尽可能的让该领域外的人了解。
而之所以写这篇文章，原因也很离谱，其实是我为了完成大学里那个叫做“创新研讨课”的大作业写的。因为我非常不喜欢这个课，就一水课老是说些对我们没帮助的东西，哪怕是讲些学术的东西我也完全没兴趣。
当时最后结课时布置了个大作业，让我们写写自己对本专业了解多少（记不清了），然后我直接写了个代数几何“以示抗议”😄。
PS：其实本文之前我已经发过了代数几何简介，这次我把用latex写的pdf原版也发出来，分享给感兴趣的人。
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