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Scheme theory / Field theory / Homotopy theory / Cohomology theories / Étale fundamental group / Étale cohomology / Profinite group / Étale morphism / Field / Abstract algebra / Algebra / Algebraic topology
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Scheme theory
Field theory
Homotopy theory
Cohomology theories
Étale fundamental group
Étale cohomology
Profinite group
Étale morphism
Field
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Algebraic topology

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