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CATEGORIES:Algebra Seminar
CREATED:20200406T125614
SUMMARY:Higher K-theory via generators and relations
LOCATION: https://rutgers.webex.com/rutgers/j.php?MTID=ma7d974bac2cfe0c3127d77017b13
 cc66
DESCRIPTION: \nAbstract: K_0 (the Grothendieck group) of an exact category has a nice d
 escription in terms of generators and relations. Nenashev (after Quillen an
 d Gillet-Grayson) proved that K_1 can also be described in terms of generat
 ors and relations, and Grayson extended that argument to all higher K-group
 s. I will recall this history, sketch Grayson's argument and (ideally) show
  some advantages of the generators and relations description.\n
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 px;">&nbsp;</p><p>Abstract: K_0 (the Grothendieck group) of an exact catego
 ry has a nice description in terms of generators and relations. Nenashev (a
 fter Quillen and Gillet-Grayson) proved that&nbsp;K_1 can also be described
  in terms of generators and relations, and&nbsp;Grayson extended that argum
 ent to all higher K-groups. I will recall this history, sketch Grayson's&nb
 sp;argument and (ideally) show some advantages of the generators and relati
 ons description.</p>
CONTACT:Ian Coley
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