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Scheme sites and cycle theories

Define the Nisnevich, cdh and étale interfaces and distinguish derived sections from localization. Build the higher-cycle and curve-divisor chains, with precise Levine–Weibel, Milnor-K and Euler terminology for the article's comparisons and questions.

1 · Prerequisites
2 · Logical flowchart

Arrows show item dependencies. A grouped prerequisite node points to items that use one or more of its members; their exact links are listed above.

3 · Items

Lemma

Covering sieves admit common refinements

Lemma

Localization of a presented divisor class group

Lemma

Admissible face restrictions and their cycle identities

Lemma

Square-cube roots in a normal domain

Definition

Seminormality and seminormalization

Lemma

Picard group of an affine curve through its boundary

Lemma

The plus construction is a presheaf

Lemma

Alternating face boundaries square to zero

Definition

Bloch cycle complexes and higher Chow groups

Lemma

The plus presheaf is separated

Lemma

The plus construction turns a separated presheaf into a sheaf

Lemma

Universal mapping property of the plus construction

Lemma

Degree-zero Bloch cycles are ordinary cycles

Lemma

Negative homology of the cycle complex

Lemma

Face boundaries preserve closed support

Lemma

Open restriction of admissible cycles

Theorem

Separated raw-cycle Zariski descent input

Definition

Scheme sites and sheafification

Lemma

Boundaries in degree zero

Lemma

Reindexing a comparison with higher Chow groups

Lemma

The kernel of restriction is the supported subcomplex

Theorem

Higher-cycle localization including nonseparated schemes