On non-commutative Euler systems

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Abstract: Let p be a prime, T a p-adic representation over a number field K and mathcalK an arbitrary Galois extension of K. Then for each non-negative integer r we define a natural notion of a `non-commutative Euler system of rank r' for T relative to the extension mathcalK/K. We prove that if p is odd and T and mathcalK/K satisfy certain mild hypotheses, then there exist non-commutative Euler systems that control the Galois structure of cohomology groups of T over intermediate fields of mathcalK/K and have rank that depends explicitly on T. As a first concrete application of this approach, we (unconditionally) extend the classical Euler system of cyclotomic units to the setting of arbitrary totally real Galois extensions of mathbbQ and describe explicit links between this extended cyclotomic Euler system, the values at zero of derivatives of Artin L-series and the Galois structures of ideal class groups. As an important preliminary to the formulation and proof of these results, we introduce natural non-commutative generalizations of several standard constructions in commutative algebra including higher Fitting invariants, higher exterior powers and the Grothendieck-Knudsen-Mumford determinant functor on perfect complexes that are of independent interest.














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