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Inna Zakharevich
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This paper contains a construction of generators and partial relations for $K_1$ of a simplicial Waldhausen category where cofiber sequences split up to weak equivalence. The main application of these generators and relations is to produce generators for $K_1$ of a (simplicial) assembler.
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