Abstract
This chapter concerns mainly algebraic K-theory as a Poincare duality theory. Beilinson’s basic idea is that this duality theory is universal and that its relation with other Poincare duality theories is given by generalized regulator maps. An essential role is played by a Riemann-Roch Theorem in higher algebraic K-theory, due to H. Gillet.
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