Adams operations for bivariant \(K\)-theory and a filtration using projective lines (Q1840667)
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Adams operations for bivariant \(K\)-theory and a filtration using projective lines (English)
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8 January 2002
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Suppose that \(X\) and \(Y\) are defined over some base scheme \(S\) which is the spectrum of either the integers or some field \(k\). Let \(\mathcal{P}(X,Y)\) denote the full subcategory of the category of coherent sheaves on \(X \times_{S} Y\) consisting of those sheaves \(\mathcal{F}\) whose support maps finitely to \(X\) and such that the pushforward of \(\mathcal{F}\) to \(X\) is locally free. This is an exact category, and \(K(X,Y)\) denotes the associated spectrum. The author defines a tower of maps of spectra \[ \dots \rightarrow W^{2}(X) \rightarrow W^{1}(X) \rightarrow W^0(X) \simeq K(X) \] in which \(W^{t}(X)\) is the homotopy colimit of a simplicial hypercube \(K(X \times \Delta^{\bullet},{\mathbb{P}}^{\wedge t})\), where \({\mathbb{P}}^{\wedge t}\) refers to a hypercube of schemes made up of copies of the projective line. The author uses Grayson's general construction of Adams operations for categories with exterior powers to construct Adams operations \[ \Psi^{k}: W^{t}(X) \rightarrow W^{t}(X) \] which are compatible with the transition maps in the tower above. There are two main results: 1)\enskip These operations \(\Psi^{k}\) are compatible with the transition map \[ K(X \times \Delta^{\bullet},{\mathbb{G}}_{m}^{\wedge t}) \rightarrow \Omega^{t}K(X \times \Delta^{\bullet},{\mathbb{P}}_{m}^{\wedge t}) \] from the Grayson filtration. 2) The filtration of \(K_{q}(X)_{\mathbb{Q}}\) which is induced by the \(W^{t}(X)\) is the gamma filtration when \(X\) is a smooth variety over a field \(k\) which admits resolution of singularities. The proof of the second assertion involves showing that certain complexes of rationalized \(K\)-groups in a fixed weight are acyclic, and these complexes can be described as complexes of rationalized higher Chow groups.
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Grayson filtration
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Adams operations
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filtrations
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motivic cohomology
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