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LaTeX: \Sch
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LaTeX: \Spec
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2011-03-29 |
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Bunch of changes
(1) Starting to write about thickenings of algebraic spaces
(2) Change Omega^1_{X/S} to Omega_{X/S}
(3) Introduced universal homeomorphisms for algebraic spaces
(4) If X ---> Y is a surjective, integral morphism of schemes
and X is an affine scheme, then Y is an affine scheme
(4) Topological invariance of the site X_{spaces, etale} of an
algebraic space X (proof unfinished}
In order to see that also X_{etale} is a topological invariant
we (I think) need to prove the following result: If X --> Y is a
integral, universally injective, surjective morphism of
algebraic spaces then X is a scheme if and only if Y is a
scheme. There are two proofs of this result in the literature
(one by David Rydh and one by Brian Conrad); both reduce the
result to the Noetherian case by limit arguments. I would
prefer a more direct argument...
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2010-10-09 |
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Begin translating etale to \'etale or \acute{e}tale (in Math mode).
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2010-04-13 |
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Etale Cohomology: \'etale ---> etale
Sorry to all french people!
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2010-03-10 |
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2010-01-03 |
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Etale Cohomology: Introducing tau-sites
There seems to be no way around actually introducing the
tau-sites in the chapter on etale cohomology. As a result we
noticed something missing in the chapter on topologies, namely
the statement that the topologies on the big (absolute)
tau-sites are induced from the corresponding toplogies on the
category of all schemes. We added this also.
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2009-12-23 |
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Etale Cohomology: Remove the fpqc site
Explanation can be found in the text,
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2009-12-21 |
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Tags: Added new tags
Mainly new tags for lemmas/propositions/theorems in the chapter
on etale cohomology.
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2009-12-19 |
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Etale Cohomology: White space changes only
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2009-12-19 |
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Etale COhomology: More edits
Coding style...
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2009-12-19 |
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Etale Cohomology: Added it to the project and more edits
A solution to the problem mentioned in the previous commit may
be to add parts of the Chapter as Appendices maybe in a smaller
font. Still not sure.
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2009-12-19 |
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Etale Cohomology: Added it to the project and more edits
A solution to the problem mentioned in the previous commit may
be to add parts of the Chapter as Appendices maybe in a smaller
font. Still not sure.
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2009-12-19 |
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Etale Cohomology: Lots of edits
One of the problems is that the coding style is completely
different and nonuniform. Another is that there is a lot of
material for which it will not be possible to find proofs
internally in the stacks project for a long time. Perhaps we
need to introduce a way of indicating this in the document.
A better solution is perhaps to add only those parts to the
actual stacks book published on the web which mesh well with
the stacks project.
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2009-12-18 |
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CONTRIBUTORS: Added Min Lee
See previous commit
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2009-12-18 |
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Etale Cohomology: Lecture notes from a course
Taken by Thibaut Pugin, Zachary Maddock and Min Lee (in reverse
alphabetical ordering).
Fall 2009 Mathematics G6289 section 001
ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY
The topic was etale cohomology of schemes. The intent was to
work through the chapters [Arcata] and [Rapport] of SGA 4 1/2.
The class met Tuesday and Thursday from 11-12:15 in Room 307 of
the Mathematics Building.
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