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Singular Beilinson–Lichtenbaum input
PDF p. 6: Singular Beilinson–Lichtenbaum comparison
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Choice and compatible universe bounds for the small étale sites, big cdh sites, slices and products in the supplied constructions. Let be a characteristic-zero field, let be a prime, and choose a primitive th root (in particular this can be done for the article’s algebraically closed ). On all qcqs -schemes there is the specified natural equivalence Here the left side is the restriction of the actual EM cdh-local weight-three complex on qcqs -schemes, with its objectwise derived quotient; is BEM big-site complex-valued cdh localization on qcqs -schemes, with the induced topology and ordinary reflective sheafification specified by the slice-site construction. Equivalently the right side is the restriction of the ambient localized Tate-twisted complex followed by the specified root trivialization. No comparison with a separately fixed separated finite-type or hypercomplete site is asserted.
Statement references
Facts & Assumptions
Choice and the compatible site and universe bounds are used when invoking the derived-sections construction in The root map through derived sections, truncation and localization. The Axiom of Choice
External BEM big-site finite Beilinson–Lichtenbaum comparison supplies the actual ambient twisted comparison in weight3 mod-.
The restricted BEM complex and the supplied EM finite quotient identifies its restricted left side with the specified EM finite quotient.
Restriction to the slice commutes with big-site localization and The root map through derived sections, truncation and localization supply the actual slice-localization equivalence and the localized inverse of the root coefficient map.
Proof
Given: as stated, with fixed compatible universes and AC.
Goal: Prove the formula with the actual coefficient/truncation/localization maps.
Restrict the actual comparison of [F1] to the slice . Its source identifies with the left side of the statement by [F2]. Restriction is a functor, so this remains a natural equivalence, including after evaluation at any qcqs .
Since has characteristic zero, is invertible in ; the chosen primitive root, qcqs slice and ordinary localizations satisfy the hypotheses of the truncated-root-map supplier under [A1]. Apply [F3] to the target from step 1.1. The unit-compatible interchange identifies it with on the slice. Compose with localization of the inverse coefficient map induced by , after the stated objectwise truncation. The result is exactly the displayed right side. Every arrow is now a specified natural map of the stated complexes.
The composite is an equivalence and is contravariantly natural on qcqs -schemes. This proves the characteristic-zero application without a site substitution or any use of a degree-three truncated comparison in an unsupported degree.
Depends on
- The Axiom of Choice
- The actual big cdh slice over a field
- Restriction to the slice commutes with big-site localization
- A chosen root trivializes the actual Tate coefficient on the slice
- The root map through derived sections, truncation and localization
- The restricted BEM complex and the supplied EM finite quotient
- External BEM big-site finite Beilinson–Lichtenbaum comparison
- External canonical field restriction identifies the BEM and EM cdh models
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Sources
- Fasel–Yakerson, Vector bundles on singular surfaces and threefolds · p6, proof of Proposition2.6, cited BEM Cor7.20