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Local coherent acyclicity on sufficiently small polydiscs

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1 · Prerequisites
Abstract Algebra
Algebraic Geometry
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Category Theory
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Complex Analysis
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Homological Algebra
Linear Algebra
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Theorem

Refinement-limit Čech cohomology computes derived sheaf cohomology on metric spaces

Lemma

Locally finite refinements of Euclidean open covers have order at most the dimension plus one

Lemma

Ordinary sheaf cohomology on Euclidean open sets vanishes above real dimension

Theorem

Local coherent acyclicity on sufficiently small polydiscs

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