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Algebraic geometry in tensor categories

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arxiv 2311.02264 v1 pith:GMXGPTEU submitted 2023-11-03 math.AG math.RT

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We set up some foundations of generalised scheme theory related to new incompressible symmetric tensor categories. This is analogous to the relation between super schemes and the category of super vector spaces.

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