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Algebraic geometry / Homological algebra / Sheaf theory / Noncommutative geometry / Quantum gravity / Noncommutative algebraic geometry / Gerbe / Hopf algebra / Ring theory / Abstract algebra / Algebra / Mathematics
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Algebraic geometry
Homological algebra
Sheaf theory
Noncommutative geometry
Quantum gravity
Noncommutative algebraic geometry
Gerbe
Hopf algebra
Ring theory
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Mathematics

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