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Unlikely intersections on the p-adic formal ball. [PDF]
Serban V.
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We recast the Galois cohomology of the variety $V$ over a number field $k$ in terms of the K-theory of a $C^*$-algebra $\mathscr{A}_V$ connected to $V$. It is proved that $V$ is isomorphic to $V'$ over $k$ (algebraic closure of $k$, resp.) if and only if $\mathscr{A}_V$ is isomorphic (Morita equivalent, resp.) to $\mathscr{A}_{V'}$.
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Localization of the cohomology of a finite galois group in a dedekind domain [PDF]
LeI us take a Dedekind domain A with field of fractions K. L a finite Galois extensión of K with Galois group G and B the integral closure of A in L.
Suárez, Marco F.
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The short exact sequence in definable Galois cohomology [PDF]
In Remarks on Galois Cohomology and Definability [2], Pillay introduced definable Galois cohomology, a model-theoretic generalization of Galois cohomology. Let $M$ be an atomic and strongly $\omega$-homogeneous structure over a set of parameters $A$. Let
Meretzky, David
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A Gromov-Witten Theory for Simple Normal-Crossing Pairs Without Log Geometry. [PDF]
Tseng HH, You F.
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The integer cohomology of toric Weyl arrangements [PDF]
A toric arrangement is a finite set of hypersurfaces in a complex torus, every hypersurface being the kernel of a character. In the present paper we prove that if T(W) is the toric arrangement defined by the cocharacters lattice of a Weyl group W, then ...
Simona Settepanella
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Pairings, duality, amenability and bounded cohomology
We give a new perspective on the homological characterisations of amenability given by Johnson and Ringrose in the context of bounded cohomology and by Block and Weinberger in the context of uniformly finite homology.
Wright, Nick +2 more
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Galois descent, cohomology, and conjugacy
We give a concise exposition on the application of non-abelian Galois cohomology to descent problems in algebra, as developed by A. Borel, J.-P. Serre, and others in the late fifties and early sixties. Although its origins lie in algebraic number theory,
Moore, Jenna
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Lie polynomials and a twistorial correspondence for amplitudes. [PDF]
Frost H, Mason L.
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Hopf Galois Theory for Separable Field Extensions [PDF]
Greither, C. +4 more
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