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The source Chern classes are the supplied projective-relation classes

PDF p. 8: Actual Chern and Whitney identities; PDF p. 11: Total virtual Chern class

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice and the compatible universe and site-size bounds of the supplied motivic constructions. Let k be any field, S a quasi-compact quasi-separated k-scheme, Y a smooth qcqs S-scheme, and V a finite locally free sheaf of constant rank r≥0 on Y. Write Ha,b(Y)=Hmota,b(Y,Z). For r>0, the Chern coefficients of Annala–Iwasa Definition 4.4.1 agree with the supplied coefficients ci(V) under the natural identifications ES2i,i(Y)≅H2i,i(Y), for 0≤i≤r.

Extend the source-side polynomial locally by c~i(V)=0 for i>r and by c~t(0)=1 for the rank-zero bundle. With these explicitly declared extensions, c~i(V)=ci(V) for every i≥0 and every constant rank. The rank-zero extension is a local convention, not a prescription in Definition 4.4.1. For a line, the first coefficient is the original additive EM orientation and all higher coefficients are zero. No smoothness of S over k is required.

Facts & Assumptions

[A1]

Assume the Axiom of Choice as formulated in The Axiom of Choice, and the compatible universe and site-size bounds of the supplied constructions. This discharges the foundational hypotheses of [F1] and [F2] when applying their model, orientation and coefficient-uniqueness conclusions in steps 1.1–2.1.

[F1]

For positive rank, External non-A¹ projective-relation filtered and Whitney theorem supplies the source quotient-projective relation, with c~0=1. For the stated qcqs k-base S and smooth qcqs Y/S, An actual non-A¹ P¹-spectrum for the supplied EM complexes and Actual EM orientation and projective bundle maps on that model identify its groups, products, quotient tautological class and actual additive first class with those of the supplied EM theory.

[F2]

Motivic Chern classes and Chern coefficients of the projective relation give the unique positive-rank coefficients of the supplied quotient-projective relation, and separately prescribe the rank-zero series 1 and zero coefficients above rank. The supplied definition applies to every qcqs k-scheme, including Y.

Proof

Given: k,S,Y,V as stated, with constant rank r, the assumptions [A1], and the explicitly extended source-side coefficients.

Goal: Identify the actual coefficients, their signs and their zero-rank extension.

1.1A1F1F2given

The smooth qcqs S-scheme Y is a qcqs k-scheme, so both supplied constructions apply. For r>0 the source relation is ∑j=0r(−1)jξjπ∗c~r−j(V)=0, where π:PY(V)→Y classifies rank-one quotients and ξ is the first class of its tautological quotient line. Multiplying by (−1)r and setting i=r−j gives ξr+∑i=1r(−1)iπ∗c~i(V)ξr−i=0. The actual orientation and quotient line agree by [F1], including after evaluation on this projective bundle, which is again smooth qcqs over S. Coefficient uniqueness in [F2] gives c~i(V)=ci(V) for 1≤i≤r, and the zeroth coefficients are both the unit.

2.1A1F1F2step 1.1∎

For r=1, the quotient projective bundle is Y and its tautological quotient is V; the relation is ξ−c1(V)=0. Thus the first coefficient is the original EM line class, additive under tensor product by [F1]. For every positive rank, the explicitly extended source polynomial and the supplied convention both have zero coefficients above rank. For rank zero, both series are 1 by the declared local extension and [F2], without applying a relation on an empty projective bundle. This proves agreement in every nonnegative degree and rank, together with the line normalization.

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