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First Chern class factors through determinant

PDF p. 8: Proposition3.2, perfect-complex first class and determinant

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice and the fixed compatible site-size and universe bounds required by the supplied perfect K-theory, derived-section and weight-one constructions. Let k be any field and X any qcqs k-scheme. For the specified perfect-complex spectral K0(X), the first motivic Chern class is the actual rank-reduced first-layer map constructed by rank reduction, and it factors naturally as K0(X)→det⁡XPic⁡(X)→γX ∼Hmot2,1(X,Z). The first arrow is the extended perfect-complex determinant and the second is the actual EM weight-one orientation. For a line-filtered bundle its determinant is the tensor product of the line factors and the first classes add. On actual and virtual vector-bundle classes this agrees with their supplied projective-relation and total-series first coefficients. No global equality of vector-bundle K zero with perfect K zero is assumed.

Facts & Assumptions

[A1]

Assume the Axiom of Choice as formulated in The Axiom of Choice and the compatible site-size and universe bounds in the Statement. They are inherited through the all-perfect first-layer construction in [F2] at step 1.1 and its determinant and bundle comparisons in [F1]–[F3] at steps 1.1–2.1.

[F1]

Determinant descends on the actual perfect K zero constructs the natural determinant on exactly the specified perfect K0.

[F2]

Canonical first motivic class on every perfect K zero class supplies the actual first-layer class on every perfect class and the displayed factorization. Motivic weight one identifies its second arrow as a natural isomorphism.

[F3]

Agreement with the existing projective-relation and virtual bundle first classes identifies the existing bundle and virtual first classes and proves the line-factor formula.

Proof

Given: k,X and perfect class as stated.

Goal: Establish the full qcqs arbitrary-field proposition and its existing-class compatibility.

1.1F1F2A1

Use [F1] for the first arrow and the canonical orientation of [F2] for the second. By [F2] their composite is exactly c1perf defined from the actual first EM layer, on every class of the specified K0. This proves the full factorization, including perfect complexes lacking global bounded vector-bundle representatives.

2.1F1F2F3step 1.1A1∎

Apply [F3] to actual/virtual bundle classes and line filtrations. Their first classes and determinant tensor products are the same classes in the composite of step 1.1. Both arrows are natural by [F1]–[F2], so this is a natural factorization on all qcqs schemes over every field, as asserted.

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