The homotopy limit problem for Hermitian \(K\)-theory, equivariant motivic homotopy theory and motivic real cobordism (Q635493): Difference between revisions

The homotopy limit problem originally posed by Thomason and studied in this paper, asks how close the canonical map from Hermitian \(K\)-theory to the \(\mathbb Z/2\)-homotopy fixed points of algebraic \(K\)-theory is to being an isomorphism, at least after \(2\)-completion. The main results solve this problem for all fields of characteristic~\(0\) which satisfy a certain cohomological condition. The approach taken involves applying a significant amount of equivariant motivic stable homotopy theory, which should be of wider interest.