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Third Chern additivity on the third piece

PDF p. 14: Lemma6.4; scheme conventions p3

Statement

Assume AC and the fixed site/universe bounds. Let k be the standing algebraically closed field and let X be any normal qcqs k-scheme. For the specified perfect-complex K-theory and actual motivic Chern operations, c3:Fmot3K0(X)⟶Hmot6,3(X,Z) is a homomorphism. No finite-type, noetherian, finite-dimensional, reduced-presentation or global bundle-resolution hypothesis is added. In fact the proof supplies the same assertion on every qcqs scheme over any field.

Facts & Assumptions

[A1]

Assume the Axiom of Choice as formulated in The Axiom of Choice and the stated size bounds. Choice and the fixed size bounds are inherited from lower-class vanishing in [F2] at step 1.1 and the actual coefficient calculation in [F3] at step 2.1.

[F1]

Article scheme conventions fixes the original normal qcqs scope; Motivic filtration and image groups defines the third image subgroup in this scope.

[F2]

The first two perfect Chern classes vanish on the third image piece in full scope proves c1=c2=0 for every class in that subgroup using actual stage maps in full scope.

[F3]

Degree-three coefficient algebra on the lower-Chern kernel proves the actual degree-three coefficient calculation after the full-scope Cartan construction.

Proof

Given: The normal qcqs scheme in the statement and x,y∈Fmot3K0(X).

Goal: Preserve the article's full scope and show homomorphy for actual perfect classes.

1.1A1F1F2

Apply [F2] to x,y. Their first and second perfect Chern classes vanish, with no image-stage injectivity or finite-type hypothesis.

2.1A1F3step 1.1∎

Apply [F3] to this subgroup. The degree-three Cartan cross terms vanish by step 1.1, yielding c3(x+y)=c3(x)+c3(y) and preservation of zero and negatives. Thus the displayed map is a homomorphism in the exact original scope.

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