On A^1-fundamental groups of isotropic reductive groups
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Abstract: For an isotropic reductive group G satisfying a suitable rank condition over an infinite field k, we show that the sections of the -fundamental group sheaf of G over an extension field L/k can be identified with the second group homology of G(L). For a split group G, we provide explicit loops representing all elements in the -fundamental group. Using -homotopy theory, we deduce a Steinberg relation for these explicit loops.
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(7)- Isotropic reductive groups over discrete Hodge algebras
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