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Theorie homotopique des DG-categories

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arxiv 0710.4303 v1 pith:EO5PELLC submitted 2007-10-23 math.KT math.AG

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keywords categoriesalgebraicalgebrasapproachclustercontributionsdg-categoriesfomin-zelevinsky
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In this thesis we present several original contributions to the study of: - DG categories and their invariants; - Neeman's well-generated (algebraic) triangulated categories; - Fomin-Zelevinsky's cluster algebras approach via representation theory.

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