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Relationships among constructions of fundamental group for schemes
There seem to be several constructions of fundamental group for schemes and stacks: by Grothendieck, Deligne, Nori, Noohi, Esnault-Hai, Vakil-Wickelgren, perhaps others as well. I am trying to ...
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Geometric fundamental group and algebraically closed residue field
my questions relates to the following talk of Tsuji:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2brDj26phP0
At around 10:30 of the video, Tsuji is interrupted by a man stating that his construction does not ...
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Galois theory, topos vs fundamental groups
Classical Galois theory states that the etale topos X of a field k is equivalent to the classifying topos of the absolute Galois group of k.
(Marc Hoyois, Higher Galois theory, $\S$3, arXiv:1506....
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Inverse galois problem and étale homotopy
Is there any relation between étale homotopy theory (Grothendieck-Galois theory) and the inverse Galois problem?...I mean...in classical homotopy theory, every finite group $G$ realizes as a "Galois ...
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Profinite groups as étale fundamental groups
Does every profinite group arise as the étale fundamental group of a connected scheme?
Equivalently, does every Galois category arise as the category of finite étale covers of a connected scheme?
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What are the different theories that the motivic fundamental group attempts to unify?
I must preface by confessing complete ignorance in the subject. I've read introductory texts about the theory of motives, but I am certainly no expert.
In http://www.math.ias.edu/files/deligne/...
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Grothendieck's Galois Theory today
I have recently become aware of, and started to study in my free time (abundant in these summer months) Grothendieck's Galois Theory (GGT), as formulated in SGA 1 and later by Grothendieck's ...
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Fundamental groups of topoi
Just yesterday I heard of the notion of a fundamental group of a topos, so I looked it up on the nLab, where the following nice definition is given:
If $T$ is a Grothendieck topos arising as category ...
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