Summary: We give a short overview of a new notion of \textit{continuous} K-theory, which is defined for a certain class of large (enhanced) triangulated categories. For compactly generated triangulated categories, this continuous K-theory gives the usual nonconnective K-theory of the category of compact objects. We formulate a general theorem about the computation of continuous K-theory for the category of sheaves (of modules) on a locally compact Hausdorff space. This result already gives a surprising answer for the category of sheaves on the real line. For the entire collection see [Zbl 07816357].
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