Classical groups and the Hasse principle.
The paper adds some important notes to the solution of the ``Hasse principle conjectures on the structure of the cohomology \(H^1(k,G)\) of the algebraic group \(G\), defined over the field \(k\). In 1962, Serre conjectured the following: -- Let \(k\) be a perfect field of cohomological dimension \(\leq 1\). Let \(G\) be a connected linear algebraic group defined over \(k\). Then \(H^1(k,G)=0\). -- Let \(k\) be a perfect field of cohomological dimension \(\leq 2\). Let \(G\) be a semi-simple simply connected linear algebraic group defined over \(k\). Then \(H^1(k,G)=0\). The first was proved by Steinberg in 1965, the second by the authors in 1995, for groups of classical type. Of course, the structure of \(H^1(k,G)\) is strongly related to the ground field \(k\). In this paper the authors generalize the conjecture by proving, amongst other things, that -- If \(k\) is a perfect field such that the cohomological dimension of \(k(\sqrt{-1})\) is \(\leq 2\), and \(G\) a semi-simple, simply connected group, which is a product of groups of type \(A_n\), \(B_n\), \(C_n\), \(D_n\), the case \(D_4\) being excluded, or \(G\) is of type \(G_2\) or \(F_4\), then the natural map \(H^1(k,G)\to\prod_vH^1(k_v,G)\) is injective, where \(v\) runs over the orderings of \(k\) and \(k_v\) denotes the real closure of \(k\) at \(v\). This was proved, for number fields, by Kneser, Springer, Harder and Chernousov, and restricts, for \(k\) having no real places, to the case \(H^1(k,G)=0\). Added in 2007: From the text of the correction: Lemma 2.4, on page 654, is not correct as stated. Indeed, \(I^3(k)\) torsion-free does not imply \(I^3(k\sqrt{-1})=0\). Hence, throughout the paper the assumption \(I^3(k)\) torsion-free should be replaced by \(I^3(k\sqrt{-1})=0\).
- The classical groups, their invariants and representations.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1950436
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2003146
- Non-Hurwitz Classical Groups
- On finite subgroups of the classical groups.
- Publication:3475344
- The essential rank of classical groups.
- On intersections of classical groups
- Classical groups of large rank as Hurwitz groups.
- ``Hasse principle for \(\text{SL}_n(D)\)
- Trialitarian groups and the Hasse principle
- Abelianization of the second nonabelian Galois cohomology
- Hasse principle for classical groups over function fields of curves over number fields
- Witt rings of G-forms and product of trace G-forms and quadratic forms
- Witt equivalence of central simple algebras with involution
- Signatures of hermitian forms, positivity, and an answer to a question of Procesi and Schacher
- Integral models of Shimura varieties with parahoric level structure
- A remark on local-global principles for conjugacy classes
- Galois cohomology of the classical groups over fields of cohomological dimension \(\leq 2\)
- Hasse principle for principal homogeneous spaces under classical groups over a field of virtual cohomological dimension at most one
- Signatures, sums of Hermitian squares and positive cones on algebras with involution
- Local-global questions for divisibility in commutative algebraic groups
- Degree 3 relative invariant for unitary involutions
- Picard-Vessiot extensions of real differential fields
- Adjoint groups over \(\mathbb Q_p(X)\) and R-equivalence.
- Classification theorems for Hermitian forms, the Rost kernel and Hasse principle over fields with \(\mathrm{cd}_2(k)\leq 3\)
- Signatures of Hermitian forms and the Knebusch trace formula
- Constructive Sylow theorems for the classical groups.
- Shells of twisted flag varieties and the Rost invariant
- Galois cohomology of quasi-split groups over fields of cohomological dimension 2
- Galois Cohomology of Unipotent Algebraic Groups and Field Extensions
- Cohomological invariants of central simple algebras with involution
- Implications of the Hasse principle for zero cycles of degree one on principal homogeneous spaces
- PFISTER FORMS TIMES TRACE FORMS
- Adjoint groups over ℚ_{𝕡}(𝕏) and R-equivalence - revisited
- Hasse Principle for Simply Connected Groups over Function Fields of Surfaces
- Non-Hurwitz Classical Groups
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4152703 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4112766 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1182950 (Why is no real title available?)
- Galois cohomology. Transl. from the French by Patrick Ion
- Grothendieck’s theorem on non-abelian 𝐻² and local-global principles
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2003146 (Why is no real title available?)
- Local–global principle for reduced norms over function fields of -adic curves
- Stability index of algebras with involution
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2151366 (Why is no real title available?)
- Hasse principle and cohomology of groups
- Rational equivalence on adjoint groups of type \(D_n\) over fields of virtual cohomological dimension 2
- Critical varieties and motivic equivalence for algebras with involution
- Cohomological invariants for \(G\)-Galois algebras and self-dual normal bases
- The norm principle for type \(D_n\) groups over complete discretely valued fields
- R-equivalence in adjoint classical groups over fields of virtual cohomological dimension 2
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5234389 (Why is no real title available?)
- Motivic torsors
- On a property of special groups
- Zero cycles of degree one on principal homogeneous spaces
- Morava K-theory and Rost invariant
- Triviality of reduced Whitehead groups with applications to weak approximation and strong approximation
- On the field of meromorphic functions on a Stein surface
- Signatures of Hermitian forms and ``prime ideals of Witt groups
- On a Hasse principle for \(\sigma\)-conjugacy
- On an analog of Serre's conjectures, Galois cohomology and defining equation of unipotent algebraic groups
This page was built for publication: Classical groups and the Hasse principle.
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q1264348)
