Étude des spécifications modulaires : constructions de colimites finies, diagrammes, isomorphismes. Partie II

C. Oriat

Diagrammes (1998)

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Oriat, C.. "Étude des spécifications modulaires : constructions de colimites finies, diagrammes, isomorphismes. Partie II." Diagrammes 40 (1998): 3-71. <http://eudml.org/doc/193062>.

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