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Algebra / Sheaf theory / Sheaf / Coherent sheaf / Derived functor / Direct image functor / Derived category / Flat morphism / Adjoint functors / Abstract algebra / Category theory / Homological algebra
Date: 2015-04-03 17:14:19
Algebra
Sheaf theory
Sheaf
Coherent sheaf
Derived functor
Direct image functor
Derived category
Flat morphism
Adjoint functors
Abstract algebra
Category theory
Homological algebra

DERIVED CATEGORIES OF SCHEMES Contents 1. Introduction 2. Conventions 3. Derived category of quasi-coherent modules

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