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Book DetailsFields Institute CommunicationsVolume: 56; 2009; 336 ppMSC: Primary 11; 14; 16; 19; 55
Spencer J. Bloch has, and continues to have, a profound influence on the subject of Algebraic \(K\)-Theory, Cycles and Motives. This book, which is comprised of a number of independent research articles written by leading experts in the field, is dedicated in his honour, and gives a snapshot of the current and evolving nature of the subject. Some of the articles are written in an expository style, providing a perspective on the current state of the subject to those wishing to learn more about it. Others are more technical, representing new developments and making them especially interesting to researchers for keeping abreast of recent progress.
Titles in this series are co-published with the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).
ReadershipGraduate students and research mathematicians interested in algebraic geometry, Hodge theory, K-theory, Motives, and algebraic cycles.
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Table of Contents
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Chapters
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Donu Arapura — Varieties with very little transcendental cohomology
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Alexander Beilinson — $\mathcal {E}$-factors for the period determinants of curves
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Hélène Esnault and Arthur Ogus — Hodge cohomology of invertible sheaves
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Henri Gillet — Arithmetic intersection theory on Deligne-Mumford stacks
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Sergey Gorchinskiy — Notes on the biextension of Chow groups
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Bruno Kahn — Démonstration géométrique du théorème de Lang-Néron et formules de Shioda-Tate
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Shun-ichi Kimura — Surjectivity of the cycle map for Chow motives
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N. Kumar, A. Rao and G. Ravindra — On codimension two subvarieties in hypersurfaces
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Marc Levine — Smooth motives
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James Lewis — Cycles on varieties over subfields of $\mathbb {C}$ and cubic equivalence
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Stephen Lichtenbaum — Euler characteristics and special values of zeta-functions
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Jacob Murre and Dinakar Ramakrishnan — Local Galois symbols on $E\times E$
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V. Murty — Semiregularity and Abelian varieties
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Niko Naumann, Markus Spitzweck and Paul Østvær — Chern classes, $K$-theory and Landweber exactness over nonregular base schemes
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Victor Snaith — Adams operations and motivic reduced powers
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Jan Stienstra — Chow forms, Chow quotients and quivers with superpotential
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Spencer J. Bloch has, and continues to have, a profound influence on the subject of Algebraic \(K\)-Theory, Cycles and Motives. This book, which is comprised of a number of independent research articles written by leading experts in the field, is dedicated in his honour, and gives a snapshot of the current and evolving nature of the subject. Some of the articles are written in an expository style, providing a perspective on the current state of the subject to those wishing to learn more about it. Others are more technical, representing new developments and making them especially interesting to researchers for keeping abreast of recent progress.
Titles in this series are co-published with the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).
Graduate students and research mathematicians interested in algebraic geometry, Hodge theory, K-theory, Motives, and algebraic cycles.
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Chapters
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Donu Arapura — Varieties with very little transcendental cohomology
-
Alexander Beilinson — $\mathcal {E}$-factors for the period determinants of curves
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Hélène Esnault and Arthur Ogus — Hodge cohomology of invertible sheaves
-
Henri Gillet — Arithmetic intersection theory on Deligne-Mumford stacks
-
Sergey Gorchinskiy — Notes on the biextension of Chow groups
-
Bruno Kahn — Démonstration géométrique du théorème de Lang-Néron et formules de Shioda-Tate
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Shun-ichi Kimura — Surjectivity of the cycle map for Chow motives
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N. Kumar, A. Rao and G. Ravindra — On codimension two subvarieties in hypersurfaces
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Marc Levine — Smooth motives
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James Lewis — Cycles on varieties over subfields of $\mathbb {C}$ and cubic equivalence
-
Stephen Lichtenbaum — Euler characteristics and special values of zeta-functions
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Jacob Murre and Dinakar Ramakrishnan — Local Galois symbols on $E\times E$
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V. Murty — Semiregularity and Abelian varieties
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Niko Naumann, Markus Spitzweck and Paul Østvær — Chern classes, $K$-theory and Landweber exactness over nonregular base schemes
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Victor Snaith — Adams operations and motivic reduced powers
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Jan Stienstra — Chow forms, Chow quotients and quivers with superpotential
