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Fibre spaces in algebraic geometry.

Andre Weil

# Fibre spaces in algebraic geometry.

## by Andre Weil

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Published by Dept. of Mathematics, University of Chicago in [Chicago] .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Geometry, Algebraic.

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The Physical Object ID Numbers Statement Notes by A. Wallace from lectures by Andre Weil, winter 1952. Pagination 48 ℗ . Number of Pages 48 Open Library OL14242986M

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