Spectrum of some triangulated categories
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In this paper, we compute the triangular spectrum (as de fined by P. Balmer) of two classes of tensor triangulated categories which are quite common in algebraic geometry. One of them is the derived category of G-equivariant sheaves on a smooth scheme X, for a fi nite group G. The other class is the derived category of split superschemes.
Superschemes, Algebra and Number Theory, tensor triangular geometry, Equivariant sheaves, 512, Sheaves, derived categories of sheaves, etc., superschemes, Àlgebra tensorial, Derived categories, triangulated categories, spectrum, Tensor triangular geometry, Categories (Matemàtica), Spectrum, 512 - Àlgebra, equivariant sheaves
Superschemes, Algebra and Number Theory, tensor triangular geometry, Equivariant sheaves, 512, Sheaves, derived categories of sheaves, etc., superschemes, Àlgebra tensorial, Derived categories, triangulated categories, spectrum, Tensor triangular geometry, Categories (Matemàtica), Spectrum, 512 - Àlgebra, equivariant sheaves
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