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Chromatic homotopy + algebraic geometry =?

In Homotopy Theory there is a famous theorem which shows that every cohomology theory satisfying a certain list of axioms is characterized by a formal group law, and that the spectrum associated to ...
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What, precisely, is a stratification of a stack?

I'm currently working on a structure result for a certain spectral moduli problem, and I've been running into the problem of having to define what, precisely, is meant by the term "stratification&...
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Is there any use for n-dimensional formal group laws in chromatic homotopy?

Chromatic homotopy tends to mainly focus on $1$-dimensional (commutative) FGLs. From a geometric perspective, this is because line bundles form a group and n-plane bundles don't, so the first Chern ...
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