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Etale and motivic variations on Smith's theory on action of cyclic groups

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HHHW02 - Equivariant and motivic homotopy theory

In this talk, after recalling some facts on Smith's theory in classical topology, I will present some analogues in algebraic geometry using \'etale cohomology first, and I will also give analogues in \A^1-homotopy theory and motives of Smith's theory concerning the multiplicative group \G_m, which behaves like a  “cyclic of order 2”.

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