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Discrete Coefficients and Open Invariant Covers in the Homology of Ample Groupoids

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arXiv:2603. 20861v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: The homology of an ample groupoid is computed from the complex of compactly supported continuous functions on the nerve.

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