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changed the statement and the proof 2015-03-12 da6468e
amalg and coprod
changed the proof 2011-08-13 4ea0b65
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changed the statement and the proof 2010-10-09 2b090dd
End conversion of etale to \'etale.
changed the statement and the proof 2010-06-04 1aa1032
Start fixing etale localization

	Moved the Keel-Mori lemma to More on Groupoids in Spaces.

	Fixed the first (much easier) lemma on etale localization of
	groupoids quasi-finite over a base. The error was from not
	thinking straight about arrows in a groupoid category. This
	first lemma is used in the chapter on morphisms of algebraic
	spaces to prove that an algebraic space separated and locally
	quasi-finite over a scheme is a scheme. Hence this lemma cannot
	be moved to More on Groupoids of Spaces, because it is used
	earlier.
moved the statement to file more-groupoids.tex 2010-05-14 753a2b1
Groupoids: Put advanced material on groupoids in separated chapter

	We will rewrite the technical lemmas, the slicing lemma, and
	etale localization lemmas in order to fix errors and for
	clarity.
changed the statement and the proof 2009-12-21 b7c3159
Morphisms of Spaces: Bootstrap, first version

	Here we finally prove the long awaited fact that a sheaf for the
	fppf topology whose diagonal is representable by algebraic
	spaces, and which has an etale surjective covering by an
	algebraic space, is itself an algebraic space. We deduce this
	from the, itself interesting, proposition that an algebraic
	space which is separated and locally quasi-finite over a scheme
	is itself a scheme.

	Both of these results are essential for being able to continue
	to the next level, uh, I mean algebraic stacks.
assigned tag 03FL 2009-10-13 c539166
Tags: new tags added

	modified:   tags/tags
created statement with label lemma-quasi-finite-over-base in groupoids.tex 2009-10-13 d6c735d
Groupoids: Etale localization of groupoids

	This is fun, since we actually have a good theory of etale
	localization of schemes, and it more or less automatically gives
	good results for etale localization of (quasi-finite) groupoids

	modified:   groupoids.tex