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Monsky–Washnitzer cohomology
In
algebraic geometry
,
Monsky–Washnitzer
cohomology
is a
p
-adic
cohomology theory
defined for
non-singular
affine varieties
over
fields
of
positive characteristic
p
introduced by and, who were
motivated
by
the work
of.
The idea
is to
lift
the
variety
to
characteristic 0
, and then take a
suitable
subalgebra
of the
algebraic de Rham cohomology
of. The
construction
was simplified by. Its
extension
to more general
varieties
is called
rigid cohomology
.