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Exact objectwise cofiber bound for the canonical source composite
PDF p. 5: Prime-to-characteristic comparison
Statement
Let or , let be a nonnegative integer and let be an integer invertible in . With the preceding source data, the composite is the natural comparison of EM Theorem4.33(1). At every qcqs -scheme its cofiber has zero cohomology in every degree at most .
External input
Use the explicit cofiber assertion of Theorem 4.33(1), arXiv:2309.08463v1, printed p. 31 (zero-based PDF page 30). Its short proof calls the last cofiber a fiber. The two differ by a shift; that printed fiber sentence is not used as a local proof of the theorem.
This is the substantial established source range theorem, imported with its actual comparison map. All five local prerequisites isolate the site, source restriction, quotient, map composition and truncation applications; they do not purport to reconstruct the deep theorem.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The hypotheses in the statement.
Goal: Establish the displayed construction or conclusion with its actual maps.
The exact theorem in External input, with the same factorization data as Exact cdh factorization inputs for the source étale map.
Proof
Import the actual map and objectwise cofiber statement of EM Theorem4.33(1), with its exact factorization given in the complete proof on p.31.
Its is any positive integer invertible in the prime field, so composite coefficients are included. The explicit source statement is in terms of the cofiber and is the assertion used here. We do not infer it from a sheafified equivalence or replace it by an unverified objectwise exactness claim about localization.
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External dependencies
For a qcqs F-scheme X and j≥0, n>0 prime to char F, the actual natural comparison M_j(X)/n→RΓ_et(X,μ_n^⊗j) has cofiber supported in cohomological degrees >j. The proof identifies this map through M_j/n→Z(j)_cdh/n≃L_cdh τ≤j B_j→B_j.
Hypotheses: F is a prime field Q or F_p; X is any qcqs F-scheme; j≥0; n>0 invertible in F. No smoothness, regularity, noetherian, finite-type or dimension hypothesis.
Reading limits: The full statement and complete short proof on p.31 were read, together with the exact cdh comparison statements it invokes. The deeper objectwise localization range and the original comparison/descent foundations are imported as this established theorem, not claimed locally reconstructed. The introductory truncation statement was also read. No comparison in degrees above j or with noninvertible n is asserted.
Sources
- Elden Elmanto and Matthew Morrow, Motivic cohomology of equicharacteristic schemes · Theorem4.33(1) and its complete proof, printed p.31; introductory equivalent truncation statement Theorem1.1(3), p.3