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Elmanto–Morrow rational comparison cofiber
PDF p. 6: EM23 Theorem 4.10(4)
Statement
For a quasi-compact quasi-separated Q-scheme X and integer j ≥ 0, Elmanto–Morrow supply a natural map in D(Z)
Z(j)_mot(X) → Z(j)_cdh(X)
whose cofiber is isomorphic to the underlying complex of a complex of Q-vector spaces. The first complex is the Elmanto–Morrow complex of Motivic complexes and cohomology, restricted along Q → k when X is a k-scheme. The second is the cdh-local motivic complex of the cited paper on its category of qcqs Q-schemes. The map is its canonical motivic-to-cdh map. No identification with evaluation on the separately chosen small cdh site is asserted.
External input
This is the rational-cofiber consequence of the fundamental fiber sequence in Elmanto–Morrow Theorem 4.10(3), equivalently of its pullback square in part (2): the derived de Rham terms on the right are rational. The authors explicitly use that rationality to deduce part (4). A quasi-compact scheme has every open cover admitting a finite subcover; quasi-separated means its diagonal is quasi-compact. The assertion is imported with the hypotheses and reading limits in the reference; the underlying construction and proof are not reconstructed here.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A qcqs Q-scheme X and j ≥ 0.
Goal: Obtain the canonical comparison map with rational cofiber.
The cited external input supplies the natural comparison map and its rational cofiber under these hypotheses.
Proof
Apply [F1] to X and j.
This yields precisely the stated map and rational-cofiber property.
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For every qcqs Q-scheme X and integer j, the natural map from the weight-j motivic complex to the weight-j cdh-local motivic complex has rational cofiber; in particular the map modulo every positive integer is an equivalence.
Hypotheses: X is quasi-compact and quasi-separated over Q; j is an integer. The finite-coefficient consequence here uses a positive integer.
Reading limits: The theorem statement and the displayed proof of part (4) were read. The construction of the cdh-local filtration and the underlying derived de Rham comparison proofs were not reconstructed or fully traced.
Sources
- Elden Elmanto and Matthew Morrow, Motivic cohomology of equicharacteristic schemes · Theorem 4.10(2)–(4), printed pp. 20–21, and proof of part (4)