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Theoremes de representabilite pourles espaces algebriques; with the collaboration of Alexandru Lascu and Jean-Francois Boutot /

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Artin, Michael

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TextSeries: University of Montreal seminaire de Mathematiques superieures ETC, 1970 ; v. 44Publication details: Montreal: Universite de Montreal, 1973Description: 276pDDC classification:

514 Ar791.TR

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