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REGULAR FUNCTIONS ON A PRODUCT OF AFFINE VARIETIES

ABSTRACT Assume that f:X×Y→Z is a map from the product of two affine varieties into another affine variety such that f is a regular map when one variable is fixed. We show that f is a regular map if the underlying field is not countably infinite. The condition is indispensable.