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changed the proof 2022-01-07 4b05f29
Fix SheafHom arguments in stacks-cohomology
changed the statement and the proof 2022-01-05 04207a9
Tensor and pushforward QCoh stacks
changed the proof 2020-06-19 7f9d46e
Typo in stacks-cohomology

Thanks to Dario Weissmann
https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/0764#comment-5138
changed the statement and the proof 2013-05-24 719c185
LaTeX: \etale

Introduced the macro

\def\etale{{\acute{e}tale}}

and replaced all occurences of \acute{e}tale by \etale
changed the statement and the proof 2011-12-06 d1792e0
Derived categories of quasi-coherent sheaves

	This introduces quite a bit of new material on D_{QCoh}(X) for
	algebraic stacks X. In particular it writes out completely the
	comparison with the definition in Martin Olsson's paper and it
	shows how to do derived pushforward.

	Finally, we state the approach to derived pullback, but for the
	moment the proof is missing.
changed the statement and the proof 2011-10-02 aeaf1c1
Use previously introduced lemma
assigned tag 0764 2011-10-01 07d3077
Tags: added new tags
changed the statement 2011-10-01 07d3077
Tags: added new tags
changed the proof 2011-10-01 57e01dd
Small improvement
changed the statement and the proof 2011-09-24 007d369
Fix snafu regarding "Serre subcategories"

	Wasn't careful enough to spell out exactly what was needed to define
	the subcategory of complexes with cohomology in a subcategory. There
	does not seem to be universal agreement on what is a "thick"
	subcategory of an abelian category, so we decided to not use this
	terminology. Instead we used "weak Serre subcategory" to indicate a
	strictly full subcategory closed under kernels and cokernels.

	Let me know if you disagree with this terminology.
changed the proof 2011-09-23 2a24255
Move section + slight improvement
created statement with label lemma-check-flat-comparison-on-etale-covering in stacks-cohomology.tex 2011-09-22 a7b48b6
Pushforward LCQ and flat comparisons

	This is the second ingredient for a naive discussion of
	pushforward of quasi-coherent sheaves.