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(Using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$${\rm Spec}_{\overline X} \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

(Using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

(Using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X} \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

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How about this: (usingUsing the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

How about this: (using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

(Using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

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How about this: (using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to X$$Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

How about this: (using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to X$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

How about this: (using the notation from the question) $\mathcal F$ is a coherent sheaf of $\mathcal O_{\overline X}$-algebras. Then $Z={\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\, \mathcal F\to \overline{X}$ is a finite morphism between projective schemes. Looking at the construction of ${\rm Spec}_{\overline X}\\, \mathcal F$ should tell you that $\overline Y\simeq Z^{\rm an}$.

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