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Higher Structure of Chiral Symmetry. [PDF]
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"The Heisenberg Method": Geometry, Algebra, and Probability in Quantum Theory. [PDF]
Plotnitsky A.
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THE WORK OF JAN-ERIK ROOS ON THE COHOMOLOGY OF COMMUTATIVE RINGS
L. Avramov
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Finiteness properties of automorphism spaces of manifolds with finite fundamental group. [PDF]
Bustamante M, Krannich M, Kupers A.
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K(pin)-Torsors and the Interpretation of "Triple" Cohomology. [PDF]
Duskin J.
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Computer algebra in gravity research. [PDF]
MacCallum MAH.
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ERGODIC THEORY, GROUP THEORY AND DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY. [PDF]
Mackey GW.
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Torsion Theories and Local Cohomology Over Commutative Noetherian Rings
Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 1979Mohammad H Bijan-Zadeh
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Local Cohomology and the Cousin Complex for a Commutative Noetherian Ring
Rodney Y Sharp
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A Bimodule Structure for the Bounded Cohomology of Commutative Local Rings [PDF]
Stable cohomology is a generalization of Tate cohomology to associative rings, first defined by Pierre Vogel. For a commutative local ring $R$ with residue field $k$, stable cohomology modules $\widehat{\mathrm{Ext}}{\vphantom E}^{n}_R\;(k,k)$, defined for $n\in\mathbb{Z}$, have been studied by Avramov and Veliche. Stable cohomology carries a structure
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