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Additive K-theory is a branch of algebraic K-theory that focuses on understanding certain additive invariants associated with rings and categories. It can be thought of as a refinement of classical K-theory, emphasizing the structured behavior of additive operations. In general, K-theory studies vector bundles, projective modules, and their relations to the topology of the underlying spaces or algebraic structures.

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  1. K-theory
  2. Algebraic topology
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