SGA Over 9000: Séminaire d'Geometric Approach

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Sometimes algebra is more illuminating than analysis :P

"When I stroke the beard thusly, do I not appear more intellectual"

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Got DoCarmo sitting 1 meter from me

I'm pulling a Mochizuki on this

Wasn't sure about the connection :P

I want to read this faculty.tcu.edu/gfriedman/IHbook.pdf at some point

Normal is close to normie

Okay maybe I should read homological algebra at least concurrently

@BalarkaSen Is there a reason why you linked this, instead of this?

And that giant book of informations is known as the spectral sequence of a filtration

But it's construction is rather curious. It's a "first order" approximation to a certain spectral sequence. I can try to elaborate if you're interested

There's the Eilenberg-Watts theorem which says that every right-exact functor $R-\mathbf{Mod}\to S-\mathbf{Mod}$ is given by taking tensor products with some $(S,R)$-bimodule