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This book is both a continuation and a complement to E. Freitag and R. Kiehl’s book on “Étale cohomology and the Weil conjecture”. Among other important things, the book gives a clear account of P. Deligne’s generalized Weil conjecture mostly cited as “Weil II”. This conjecture has had important consequences and applications, and many of them are presented in the book as well. ...This book will be very useful for those interested in number theory from the viewpoint of algebraic geometry as well as for those who seek for an introduction to the topics covered by the book, like perverse sheaves, derived categories, t-structures or Deligne weights, among others. (zbMath)

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