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Another counterexample to the Nerves of Steel Conjecture
In [B2] Balmer introduced the homological spectrum of a rigid tensor-triangulated category, and had the ``nerves of steel'' not to conjecture that it was in bijection with the prime spectrum, despite an ``avalanche of examples''. Naturally, the statement came to be known as Balmer's Nerves of Steel
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