Witt, GW, K-theory of quasi-projective schemes
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Abstract: In this article we continue our investigation of the Derived Equivalences over noetherian quasi-projective schemes , over affine schemes . For integers , let denote the category of coherent -modules , with locally free dimension . We prove that there is a zig-zag equivalence of the derived categories. It follows that there is a sequence of zig-zag maps of the -theory spectra that is a homotopy fibration. In fact, this is analogous to the fibrations of the -theory spaces of Quillen (see proof of cite[Theorem 5.4]{Q}). We also establish similar homotopy fibrations of -spectra and -bispectra.
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