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Algebraic varieties, stacks, sheaves, schemes, moduli spaces, complex geometry, quantum cohomology.

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Are hensel valuation rings N2?

Exercise VI.8.3 from Bourbaki's Algèbre Commutative gives am example of a hensel discrete valuation ring and a finite (inseparable) extension of its fraction field for which the normalisation is not …
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Are hensel valuation rings N2?

This seems like the kind of thing an expert should be able to answer off the top of their head: Recall that a valuation ring is an integral domain $A$ such that for every $a \in Frac(A)$ we have eith …
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Is there a name for a morphism of schemes which is an inverse limit of schemes such that the...

Is there a name for a morphism of schemes which is an inverse limit of schemes such that the transition maps are all open immersions? To be more precise, I have a scheme $S$, and a functor $U: I \to …
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Does this Grothendieck topology have a name?

I have the following Grothendieck pretopologies on the category of schemes. The first one, the covers are families of morphisms $\{ U_i \to X \}$ such that for every point $x \in X$ there exists some …
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Detecting zero morphisms via an open subscheme and its complement.

In the setting described in Bernstein, Beilinson, and Deligne, associated to a scheme $X$, a closed subscheme $i: Z \to X$ and its open complement $j: U \to X$ we have six functors between the corresp …
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Is the normalisation of an integral noetherien dimension one ring a finite morphism?

This feels like something I should know but I can't find an answer in Liu or in Atiyah-MacDonald, or a counter-example. To state the question again: let $A$ be an integral Noetherien ring of Krull di …
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State of the art for Gersten's conjecture for K-theory?

Does anyone know (of a reference to) under what restrictions on the regular scheme $X$ it is known that we have an exact sequence $$0 \to \mathcal{K}_n(X) \to \bigoplus_{x \in X^{(0)}} K_n(k(x)) \to …
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Are schemes pushouts of neighbourhoods and formal neighbourhoods?

How about this: $Spec (\mathcal{O}_{X,x})$ is the sub-locally ringed space of $X$ whose underlying topological space consists of all the points $y$ of $X$ such that $x$ is in the closure of $y$. The …
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Infinitesimal lifting for hensel schemes?

I have local hensel ring $A$ and a finite flat $A$-algebra $B$ (which is therefore a direct product of local henselien $A$-algebras) and I would like a section of the canonical map $B \to B / N$ where …
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Is the subspace of DVR's of the Zariski-Riemann space still quasi-compact?

If $S$ is the Zariski-Riemann space of a noetherian subring $k$ of a field $K$, Zariski-Samuel prove that $S$ is quasi-compact. If $S'$ is the subspace of valuations that are discrete (i.e. that valua …
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Nisnevich points

It was a stupid question. And obviously not very clearly stated. By $F(x)$ I mean't $F(Spec\ k(x))$ where $k(x) = \mathcal{O}_{X,x} / \mathfrak{m}_x$ is the residue field of the point $x$ in the schem …
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Nisnevich points

Here is a probably stupid question : If $F$ is a sheaf on the big Nisnevich site, then is the morphism $F(X) \to \amalg F(x)$ injective where the sum is over ALL the points of $X$ (not just the closed …
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Can normalisations of curves over a perfect field change residue fields?

Does anyone know an example of a curve $X$ over a perfect field $k$ such that if $\tilde{X}$ is its noramlisation, there exists a point $x \in X$ and a point $y \in \tilde{X}$ over $x$ such that $k(y) …
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Gersten for homotopy invariant K-theory of non-singular varieties.

Here is the question: if $X$ is a separated, finite type scheme over a perfect field (but not necassarily smooth) is the map $KH_n(X) \to \prod_{x \in X^{(0)}} KH_n(k(x))$ injective? If $X$ is smoot …
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Reference for properties of strict/proper transform?

It looks like this question has already been asked, but after reading some mistitled previous questions you can see it actually doesn't appear in the "Related Questions" list. Is there a reference fo …
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