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An independent full equivalence into the truncated cdh localization

PDF p. 6: Proposition 2.6 proof

Statement

For every qcqs k-scheme, every j≥0 and invertible positive integer n, the actual source maps give a natural equivalence γX:Z(j)mot(X)/n→αXZ(j)cdh,F(X)/n→θX(LcdhFτ≤jBj)(X). Here F is the prime subfield; localization is on the completed entire qcqs F-scheme site, and Bj=RΓet(−,μn⊗j). Both arrows are full equivalences before applying any cohomological truncation. This claim is independent of all pending Artin, singular-BL and étale-descent targets.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypotheses in the statement.

Goal: Establish the stated exact map or descent conclusion.

Proof

1.1F1F2

The completed finite-quotient supplier [F1] supplies the actual full equivalence α on all qcqs prime-field schemes: Theorem4.10(4) in characteristic zero, and Theorem4.24(3) tensored with Z/n in characteristic r>0 with r∤n. The completed factorization supplier supplies the full equivalence θ by EM Theorem3.5(3).

2.1F1F2step 1.1∎

Their composite is a full equivalence and has the displayed actual source and target on evaluating at X. Prime-field restriction is actual precomposition, so does not alter either arrow. All source maps and their domains are fixed by the completed suppliers; no assertion from a pending target or mere truncated comparison enters this argument.

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