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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;Created page with &amp;quot; In previous works, Khan-Ravi and Chowdhury constructed the &amp;quot;Borel&amp;quot; motivic homotopy category for a broad class of algebraic stacks. In a joint paper with C. Chowdhury, we pre...&amp;quot;&lt;/p&gt;
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In previous works, Khan-Ravi and Chowdhury constructed the &amp;quot;Borel&amp;quot; motivic homotopy category for a broad class of algebraic stacks. In a joint paper with C. Chowdhury, we presented a third approach to construct SH(\X), which takes a more classical perspective. We will examine various Nisnevich-like topologies on stacks and demonstrate that any stack can be covered by a smooth-Nisnevich schematic atlas—a result also independently established by J. Hall. Finally, we will explore ambidexterity and purity results, concluding with a non-representable purity statement for smooth maps of algebraic stacks.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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