A Relative Version of Gieseker’s Problem on Stratifications in Characteristic \boldsymbol{p>0}
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Abstract: We prove that the vanishing of the functoriality morphism for the 'etale fundamental group between smooth projective varieties over an algebraically closed field of characteristic forces the same property for the fundamental groups of stratifications. 2nd version: Acknowledgement added.
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