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>>14521616
>Category theory is based
Indeed

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>>10018623
IUTT.

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>>9916453
team scholze here

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What are you studying, /mg/?

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Shut up and post cute boys doing cute math.
Like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cKbbYpvFQk

Topological cyclic homology is an approximation to algebraic K-theory that has been very useful for computations in algebraic K-theory. Recently, it has also inspired some work in integral p-adic Hodge theory. Its definition however requires delicate tools from genuine stable homotopy theory, and explicit point-set models. In joint work with Thomas Nikolaus, we revisit this theory, by giving a simplified definition of the ∞-category of cyclotomic spectra, and corresponding simplified formulas for topological cyclic homology.

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