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Abstract
This paper studies algebraic residual intersections in rings with Serre's condition . It demonstrates that a wide class of residual intersections is set theoretically perfect. This fact leads to determining a uniform upper bound for the multiplicity of residual intersections. In positive characteristic, it follows that residual intersections are cohomologically complete intersection, and hence, their variety is connected in codimension 1.
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