Products in sheaf-cohomology

J Gamst, K Hoechsmann - Tohoku Mathematical Journal, Second …, 1970 - jstage.jst.go.jp
Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, iea category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck(cf. VERDIER[1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …

PRODUCTS IN SHEAF-COHOMOLOGY

J GAMST, K HOECHSMANN - Tohoku Mathematical Journal, Second …, 1970 - jlc.jst.go.jp
Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, iea category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck(cf. VERDIER[1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …

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Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, iea category C topologized
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Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, iea category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck(cf. VERDIER[1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …

PRODUCTS IN SHEAF-COHOMOLOGY

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Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, ie a category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck (cf. VERDIER [1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …

PRODUCTS IN SHEAF-COHOMOLOGY

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Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, iea category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck(cf. VERDIER[1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …

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J Gamst, K Hoechsmann - Tohoku Mathematical Journal, 1970 - projecteuclid.org
Introduction. The natural setting for a theory of sheaves is a site, ie a category C topologized
in the sense of Grothendieck (cf. VERDIER [1963]). We shall consider a sheaf A of rings on a …