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changed the proof 2011-08-13 4ea0b65
Whitespace changes
changed the label to lemma-separated-cover 2011-06-11 2189701
Fixes in spaces-properties.tex

	We tried to find arguments for some of the previous results in
	the quasi-separated case which are easier than the original more
	general ones. We only partially succeeded. But on the other
	hand, we can in the future keep simplifying this chapter and add
	the more involved arguments to the chapter on decent spaces.
changed the statement and the proof 2011-06-11 2189701
Fixes in spaces-properties.tex

	We tried to find arguments for some of the previous results in
	the quasi-separated case which are easier than the original more
	general ones. We only partially succeeded. But on the other
	hand, we can in the future keep simplifying this chapter and add
	the more involved arguments to the chapter on decent spaces.
changed the statement 2010-10-09 2b090dd
End conversion of etale to \'etale.
changed the statement and the proof 2009-12-18 2fc15b5
Properties of Spaces: Quasi-separated spaces and fpqc topology

	A Zariski locally quasi-separated space satisfies the sheaf
	condition for the fpqc topology.
changed the statement 2009-10-14 47ebfbf
Morphisms of algebraic spaces: New file

	Also, some more lemmas on points of algebraic spaces

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assigned tag 03FZ 2009-10-13 c539166
Tags: new tags added

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created statement with label lemma-algebraic-space-affine-cover in spaces-properties.tex 2009-10-13 7f7a813
Properties of spaces: Etale sites and modules on algebraic spaces

	We finally caved in and defined both versions of the etale site
	of an algebraic space. What maybe makes this palatable is the
	little lemma on f-maps showing how to think about the
	relationship between sheaves upstairs and downstairs. Of course
	this lemma holds in some much greater generality, but for now we
	can leave it in this chapter as is.

	Also added some preparatory work on the structure sheaf on an
	algebraic space and quasi-coherent modules. Next up: pushforward
	of quasi-coherent sheaves are sometimes quasi-coherent, right?

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