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This tag is used if a reference is needed in a paper or textbook on a specific result.
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The algebraic fundamental group of a reductive algebraic group
At Jim's request, here's an expanded version of my comments above. I will have to use some facts from the topological theory of complex algebraic varieties, but out of stubbornness I will not use any …
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Books on reductive groups using scheme theory
Oh my goodness, SGA3 is an absolutely fundamental reference on the theory of reductive groups. The significance of its treatment is tremendous. But it freely assumes familiarity with the theory over …
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Equivalence of ordered and unordered cech cohomology.
I wrote it up for my algebraic geometry course as a 2-page handout, inspired by EGA $0_{\rm{III}}$, 11.8.7 (which isn't to say this is a canonical reference; just some written reference...).
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An arithmetic highest weight theory?
Johnson, you have one of the foremost experts in the world on such matters (over general fields) just upstairs from your office. Make use of that.
Many of the basic constructions work for split gr …
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