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Second stage with integral curve support
PDF p. 16: Proof of Theorem 6.7, supported second-stage exact sequence
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice and the fixed universe bounds of the completed comparison suppliers. Let be a perfect field, a smooth finite-type -scheme of pure dimension three, and an integral closed curve of codimension two. In particular, this includes the curve in the smooth locus used in Theorem 6.7 over an algebraically closed field. Neither smoothness nor normality of is assumed.
Use the actual Elmanto–Morrow motivic filtration and write Here is the homotopy fiber of the restriction map, and means . The actual augmentation is an equivalence. Thus its induced isomorphism identifies with , as in the article. Under this identification there is an exact sequence The second arrow is the actual stage-to-layer projection composed with . The generator is the positive fundamental cycle in the supported cycle group. On a supported perfect complex , the arrow sends its class to times , where is the generic point of and denotes module length. It extends additively to virtual classes. This group is supported cohomology, not the image of in the Chow group of .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The field, smooth threefold, integral closed curve, choice and universe hypotheses in the statement, and the actual augmented motivic tower and restriction maps.
Goal: Identify the second supported stage with supported -theory and prove the displayed exact sequence, including the actual map and its positive generator.
Smooth rank, first Chern, determinant and supported positive leading cycle applies to this perfect-field smooth pair with AC. It supplies the actual equivalence , identifies with , and identifies the actual projection after inverse augmentation with the alternating generic-length map and positive generator. Its proof uses AC and the stated fixed universe bounds.
Support fibers commute with graded triangles constructs the supported filtered tower by restriction fibers and its graded cofiber sequence. Motivic graded pieces and spectral sequence supplies the natural actual motivic graded triangle; Motivic and filtered K theory with support fixes its supported cohomological indexing.
Proof
The hypotheses of [F1] hold: is perfect, is smooth finite type and pure three-dimensional, and is integral, closed and codimension two. Therefore the actual augmentation is an equivalence and induces an isomorphism on . This identifies the second supported stage with ; the identification is the map induced by , not an equality inferred from abstract group isomorphism.
By [F2], taking restriction fibers of the actual weight-two graded triangle gives the cofiber sequence Its long exact homotopy sequence is exact at . By [F1] and the indexing in [F2], the last term on is . Transporting the middle term along the isomorphism in step 1.1 gives the displayed exact sequence.
The transported second arrow is precisely the actual projection after . The normalization in [F1] computes it as alternating generic length times the positive supported cycle ; the isomorphism sends to . This identifies the arrow and sign, and completes the proof without requiring purity for the possibly singular curve.
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Sources
- Jean Fasel and Maria Yakerson, Vector bundles on singular surfaces and threefolds · p. 16, final supported exact sequences in the proof of Theorem 6.7