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What functor does a Schubert variety represent?
Everything you said should be fine. As for the case of not necessarily reduced schemes, we have to be careful, but I think the following will work.
Say E is our given vector bundle of rank n which i …
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What functor does Grassmannian represent?
Let me elaborate on some of the other answers.
On the Grassmannian X = Gr(k,n) (I am using this notation to mean k-dimensional subspaces of an n-dimensional vector space), we have the trivial bundle …
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