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Algebraic geometry / Homological algebra / Sheaf theory / Topos theory / Cohomology theories / Motivic cohomology / Nisnevich topology / Motive / H topology / Norm residue isomorphism theorem / Grothendieck topology / Six operations
Date: 2015-09-07 05:31:53
Algebraic geometry
Homological algebra
Sheaf theory
Topos theory
Cohomology theories
Motivic cohomology
Nisnevich topology
Motive
H topology
Norm residue isomorphism theorem
Grothendieck topology
Six operations

145 Documenta Math. Integral Mixed Motives in Equal Characteristic Denis-Charles Cisinski, Fr´

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