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Prime-field restriction preserves actual comparison diagrams

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Statement

For the forgetful functor u:Schkqcqs→CF, the completed weight-zero motivic functor is u∗Z(0)mot,F. Precomposition transports natural maps, cartesian diagrams and equivalences of source D(Z)-valued functors to actual natural maps, cartesian diagrams and equivalences on qcqs k-schemes. It requires no assertion that cdh sheafification commutes with changing the base field.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypotheses in the statement.

Goal: Establish the displayed construction or conclusion with its actual maps.

[F1]

Motivic complexes and cohomology defines the actual restriction; The source qcqs cdh site provides its source objects.

Proof

1.1F1construct

The completed motivic definition is explicitly restriction from the prime field. Precomposition evaluates a source diagram at u(X), without changing any value or arrow. Limits and equivalences in a functor category are computed objectwise, so cartesian diagrams and equivalences are retained.

2.1F1step 1.1∎

A morphism of k-schemes is also an F-morphism. The same source naturality square therefore remains commutative after restriction. These observations give the actual diagram and all its compatibility maps, without comparing the big k- and big F-topoi.

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