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Elmanto–Morrow weight-one comparison input
PDF p. 4: Property (2)
Statement
Let be or for a prime , and let be a quasi-compact quasi-separated -scheme. There is a natural comparison map whose cofiber has zero cohomology in every degree at most three. The target is the Elmanto–Morrow complex of Elmanto–Morrow motivic complex input, and is the small-Nisnevich sheaf of units.
External input
The existence of this particular natural map and the cofiber bound are imported from Elmanto–Morrow, Corollary 7.11, with its map from (5.1). Their proof is not reconstructed here.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A prime field and a qcqs -scheme .
Goal: State and apply the imported comparison under its exact hypotheses.
The cited corollary supplies the comparison map and cofiber bound for every qcqs -scheme.
Proof
The given and satisfy the hypotheses in [F1].
Applying that external input gives the displayed map, naturality, and the stated cofiber bound. This step invokes the published result and does not constitute a local proof of it.
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External dependencies
For every qcqs scheme X over a prime field F, the natural comparison RΓ_Nis(X,G_m)[-1] → Z(1)_mot(X) has cofiber supported in cohomological degrees greater than 3.
Hypotheses: F is Q or F_p for a prime p; X is quasi-compact and quasi-separated over F; the motivic complex and comparison map are those constructed by Elmanto and Morrow.
Reading limits: The introduction, Theorem 1.1(6), and the statement and short proof of Corollary 7.11 were read. The underlying construction of map (5.1), Corollary 7.10, and their substantial proofs were not reconstructed or independently checked.
Sources
- Elden Elmanto and Matthew Morrow, Motivic cohomology of equicharacteristic schemes · Theorem 1.1(6); Corollary 7.11 and its proof; comparison map (5.1)