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Combining the actual motivic and cdh outer-term bounds
PDF p. 4: Motivic dimension vanishing
Statement
For a prime field , a Noetherian -scheme of finite dimension and , the complex is supported in degrees . Moreover the actual comparison induces a surjection in degree and isomorphisms in every larger degree.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: under the stated hypotheses.
Goal: Combine the two specific outer terms, rather than replace graded vanishing by a claim about total K-theory.
Prime-field evaluation and compatibility with the standing theory supplies the actual fiber sequence .
The global dimension bound for the specified comparison fiber gives the first outer bound . External prime-field cdh comparison and cdh dimension bound supplies the second outer bound on exactly the Noetherian finite-dimensional prime-field scheme .
Gluing upper bounds through an actual fiber sequence is the derived long-exact-sequence calculation.
Proof
Apply [F3] to the actual sequence in [F1] with , using the fiber bound from [F2]. It gives the surjection at degree and comparison isomorphisms for every . These are maps induced by the actual natural transformation, not merely abstract group isomorphisms.
The cdh outer bound in [F2] makes the target of each high-degree comparison zero, so step 1.1 gives for . Both source-side dimension inputs were applied with their full Noetherian and finite-dimensional hypotheses; is included.
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