Quillen K-theory

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Quillen K-theory is a sophisticated algebraic K-theory framework defined via higher K-groups of exact or Waldhausen categories, providing deep invariants of rings, schemes, and topological spaces that generalize and extend earlier constructions such as Milnor K-theory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic K-theory
mathematical theory
appliesTo Waldhausen categories NERFINISHED
exact categories
rings
schemes
topological spaces
characteristicProperty excision in K-theory
homotopy invariance in suitable settings
localization sequences
long exact sequences of K-groups
defines higher K-groups
definesGroup K0
K1 NERFINISHED
K2
Kn for n≥0
extends Bass K-theory NERFINISHED
Grothendieck group K0 NERFINISHED
field algebraic geometry
algebraic topology
category theory
homological algebra
framework homotopy-theoretic
generalizes Milnor K-theory NERFINISHED
hasApplication Bloch–Kato conjecture NERFINISHED
Lichtenbaum–Quillen conjecture NERFINISHED
algebraic cycles
higher regulators
motivic cohomology
number theory
topological cyclic homology
influenced Waldhausen K-theory NERFINISHED
higher category theory
motivic homotopy theory NERFINISHED
introducedBy Daniel Quillen NERFINISHED
introducedInYear 1972
namedAfter Daniel Quillen NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Waldhausen K-theory NERFINISHED
algebraic K-theory of rings
algebraic K-theory of schemes
studiesInvariant exact sequences
projective modules
vector bundles
usedTo define K-theory of Waldhausen categories
define K-theory of exact categories
usesConstruction Q-construction NERFINISHED
plus-construction
usesTool classifying spaces
homotopy groups

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Milnor K-theory relatedTo Quillen K-theory