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11:45 AM
@YCor Since the removal of was your initiative, I did not want to edit the tags myself - I just wanted to point out that there is still one question with this tag.
12:04 PM
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Q: What is Pic of the torus global affine Grassmannian?

PulcinellaLet $T$ be a torus and $X$ a proper smooth curve over characteristic $0$ algebraically closed field $k$. What is $\text{Pic}(\text{Gr}_{T,X^n})$? Here $\text{Gr}_{T,X^n}$ is the BD Grassmannian over $X^n$, parametrising $n$-tuples of points in $X$, a $T$-bundle over $X$ and a trivialisation away ...

12:24 PM
@MartinSleziak oops, I indeed left this one (or it was created afterwards). Done.
@MartinSleziak yes, affine-grassmannian seems fine
I think it was added after you've cleaned up the tag - but before the tag-pruning script ran.
Your edit on the diamond question has the time stamp 08:48, and the other question was created 11:32.
IIRC the script which removes the empty tags runs daily at 03:00 UTC.
I have added the tag to that question: mathoverflow.net/posts/459950/revisions
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Q: Existence of trees with height $\omega$, size $\aleph_1$ and $\aleph_2$ maximal branches

George MarangelisDefinition A tree means a set-theoretic tree, that is a poset $(T,<)$ so that for each $x\in T$, the set $\{y\in T\mid y<x\}$ is well-ordered. Question: I would like to know if it is consistent with ZFC, the existence of a tree with height $\omega$ and each level of it has at most $\aleph_1$ elem...

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Q: What is Pic of the torus global affine Grassmannian?

PulcinellaLet $T$ be a torus and $X$ a proper smooth curve over characteristic $0$ algebraically closed field $k$. What is $\text{Pic}(\text{Gr}_{T,X^n})$? Here $\text{Gr}_{T,X^n}$ is the BD Grassmannian over $X^n$, parametrising $n$-tuples of points in $X$, a $T$-bundle over $X$ and a trivialisation away ...

 
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3:02 PM
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Q: The rigidity of $2$-dim sphere with constant sectional curvature in $\mathbb{R}^n$ for $n> 3$

mmaatthhIf there is a smooth isometric embedding $f: (S^2, g)\rightarrow \mathbb{R}^n$, where $(S^2, g)$ is a sphere with Riemannian metric such that the corresponding sectional curvature is equal to $1$, and $n\geq 4$. Is $f(S^2)$ always a round $2$-dim unit sphere in $\mathbb{R}^3\subseteq \mathbb{R}^n$?

 
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11:02 PM
@MartinSleziak I've been busy with unavoidable things. This is nearing the top of my to-do list.

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