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Department of Mathematics
Topology/Geometry Seminar
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
2:30 pm, 315 McAllister

Zhaohu Nie
Penn State University

Motivic cohomology

Abstract: Motivic cohomology is the analogue in algebraic geometry of singular cohomology in algebraic topology. The corresponding motivic Borel-Moore homology groups are Bloch's higher Chow groups, which have Chow groups -- algebraic cycles modulo rational equivalence -- as special cases. As such, motivic cohomology enjoys close relationship with algebraic K-theory.


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