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Algebraic geometry / Homological algebra / Cohomology theories / Algebraic number theory / Ring theory / Algebraic K-theory / Motive / Integral element / tale cohomology / Algebraic number field / Cohomology
Date: 2010-06-22 05:49:10
Algebraic geometry
Homological algebra
Cohomology theories
Algebraic number theory
Ring theory
Algebraic K-theory
Motive
Integral element
tale cohomology
Algebraic number field
Cohomology

119 Documenta Math. On Equivariant Dedekind Zeta-Functions at s = 1 Dedicated to Professor Andrei Suslin

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