Motivic homotopy theory is a branch of algebraic geometry that extends classical homotopy theory to the setting of schemes, focusing on the study of algebraic varieties over fields. This theory provides a framework to understand the relationships between algebraic K-theory and the stable homotopy category, bridging the gap between topology and algebra. It plays a crucial role in understanding fundamental concepts like K-theory and conjectures related to algebraic cycles.
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