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Le complexe motivique de De Rham

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Sur un corps de caractéristique 0, nous construisons un complexe motivique de De Rham qui permet de généraliser la cohomologie de De Rham d’une variété lisse à tout motif au sens de Voevodsky.

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Lecomte, F., Wach, N. Le complexe motivique de De Rham. manuscripta math. 129, 75–90 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00229-008-0248-x

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