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Homological Methods in Noncommutative Geometry

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Homological Methods in Noncommutative Geometry
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Number of pages: 77

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The first seven lectures deal with the homological part of the story (cyclic homology, its various definitions, various additional structures it possesses). Then there are four lectures centered around Hochschild cohomology and the formality theorem.

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