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Fractional intersection and bivariant theory
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In this article, the fractional intersection and bivariant theory of fractional intersections are studied. But they do not consider the relation between the intersection and the bivariance.Abstract:
(1992). Fractional intersection and bivariant theory. Communications in Algebra: Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 285-302.read more
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