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Weights for Relative Motives: Relation with Mixed Complexes of Sheaves. / Bondarko, M.V.

в: International Mathematics Research Notices, № 17, 2014, стр. 4715-4767.

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Bondarko, MV 2014, 'Weights for Relative Motives: Relation with Mixed Complexes of Sheaves', International Mathematics Research Notices, № 17, стр. 4715-4767. https://doi.org/10.1093/imrn/rnt088

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