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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 be the standing algebraically closed field and let be any normal qcqs -scheme. For the specified perfect-complex K-theory and actual motivic Chern operations, 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
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.
Article scheme conventions fixes the original normal qcqs scope; Motivic filtration and image groups defines the third image subgroup in this scope.
The first two perfect Chern classes vanish on the third image piece in full scope proves for every class in that subgroup using actual stage maps in full scope.
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 .
Goal: Preserve the article's full scope and show homomorphy for actual perfect classes.
Apply [F2] to . Their first and second perfect Chern classes vanish, with no image-stage injectivity or finite-type hypothesis.
Apply [F3] to this subgroup. The degree-three Cartan cross terms vanish by step 1.1, yielding and preservation of zero and negatives. Thus the displayed map is a homomorphism in the exact original scope.
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