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Equivariant homology of stacks

Adeel A. Khan
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We use sheaf theory and the six operations to define and study the (equivariant) homology of stacks. The construction makes sense in the algebraic, complex-analytic, or even topological categories.

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Adeel A. Khan. 2025-06-04. Equivariant homology of stacks. https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03370

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