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Prime-to-characteristic étale comparison
PDF p. 5: Property (5)
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice and compatible fixed universe size bounds for the small sites and derived categories used below. Let be any qcqs scheme over , , and prime to the characteristic of (equivalently invertible in ). There is the natural source comparison whose cofiber has cohomology only in degrees . In particular it induces a natural equivalence and isomorphisms for . The quotient is derived, the tensor power uses the specified small étale coefficient sheaf, and the natural map is the composite through source cdh-local motivic cohomology fixed in the prerequisites.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The hypotheses in the statement.
Goal: Establish the displayed construction or conclusion with its actual maps.
The Axiom of Choice and fixed size bounds are inherited in steps 1.1 and 2.1 from the prime-field and truncation helpers, through their selected K-injective derived-sections interface. The Axiom of Choice
Prime-field restriction and the intrinsic étale coefficient complex supplies prime-field restriction and the unchanged intrinsic étale target under [A1].
The exact cdh-local-to-objectwise étale map and The actual finite-quotient map to cdh-local motivic cohomology supply the two maps; The actual composite and its objectwise cofiber supplies their source composite and its imported objectwise cofiber bound.
Cofiber range gives natural truncation and cohomology comparison supplies the natural truncation equivalence and cohomology comparison under [A1].
Proof
The first prerequisite places in the qcqs prime-field category without changing either the completed motivic functor value or the intrinsic étale coefficient complex. The next two supply the actual maps and with their precise localization and finite-quotient meanings. The fourth forms their specified source composite and applies its imported objectwise cofiber bound. All source hypotheses hold by the first prerequisite.
The fifth prerequisite applies the long exact sequence and cohomological truncation to this actual map, giving the displayed equivalence and all the asserted degree- isomorphisms with naturality. This proves exactly the comparison through weight on the full qcqs scope. In particular it asserts no degree-five weight-three comparison.
Depends on
- The Axiom of Choice
- Prime-field restriction and the intrinsic étale coefficient complex
- The exact cdh-local-to-objectwise étale map
- The actual finite-quotient map to cdh-local motivic cohomology
- The actual composite and its objectwise cofiber
- Cofiber range gives natural truncation and cohomology comparison
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Sources
- Fasel–Yakerson · p. 5, property (5)