2003
DOI: 10.1215/00031283-78-4-385
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“…In case R is singular, it is known that K(R) possesses only trivial aisles under mild assumptions: Smith [50, Theorems 1.2 and 1.3] proved that if R has finite Krull dimension, then K(R) has no bounded t-structure, and if moreover R is irreducible, then 0 and K(R) are the only aisles of K(R). The former statement has recently been extended to schemes by Neeman [47, Theorem 0.1], which resolves a conjecture of Antieau, Gepner and Heller [5].…”
Section: Classification Of Certain Preaisles Of K(r)mentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…In case R is singular, it is known that K(R) possesses only trivial aisles under mild assumptions: Smith [50, Theorems 1.2 and 1.3] proved that if R has finite Krull dimension, then K(R) has no bounded t-structure, and if moreover R is irreducible, then 0 and K(R) are the only aisles of K(R). The former statement has recently been extended to schemes by Neeman [47, Theorem 0.1], which resolves a conjecture of Antieau, Gepner and Heller [5].…”
Section: Classification Of Certain Preaisles Of K(r)mentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Since the ring R is a complete intersection, it is Gorenstein. By Lemma 8.3 (5), the number n := Gdim R X is finite. We use induction on n. Let n 0.…”
Section: Definition 82 the (Large) Restricted Flat Dimensionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Although Hamilton-Brehm (2003) and Antieau (2003Antieau ( , 2006 use LAWS methods to investigate syntactic variation in El Paso, Texas, and rural Colorado, respectively, this paper is the first to focus specifically on the issue of was/were variation in the LAWS corpus, by concentrating on its distribution in records collected for the LAMR subcomponent in the states of Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. The main objective of this study is to describe sociolinguistic aspects of was/were variation in rural communities in the middle Rocky Mountain region and to analyze these findings in light of previous research.…”
Section: Plural First Personmentioning
confidence: 99%