Structure and cohomology of moduli of formal modules

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Publication:6507429

arXiv1005.0119MaRDI QIDQ6507429FDOQ6507429

Andrew Salch


Abstract: Given a commutative ring A, a "formal A-module" is a formal group equipped with an action of A. There exists a classifying ring LA of formal A-modules. This paper proves structural results about LA and about the moduli stack mathcalMfmA of formal A-modules. We use these structural results to aid in explicit calculations of flat cohomology groups of mathcalMfmA2buds, the moduli stack of formal A-module 2-buds. For example, we find that a generator of the group Hfl1(mathcalMfmmathbbZ;omega), which also generates (via the Adams-Novikov spectral sequence) the first stable homotopy group of spheres, also yields a generator of the A-module Hfl1(mathcalMfmA2buds;omega) for any torsion-free Noetherian commutative ring A. We show that the order of the A-modules Hfl1(mathcalMfmA2buds;omega) and Hfl2(mathcalMfmA2buds;omegaotimesomega) are each equal to 2N1, where N1 is the leading coefficient in the 2-local zeta-function of SpecA. We also find that the cohomology of mathcalMfmA2buds is closely connected to the delta-invariant and syzygetic ideals studied in commutative algebra: Hfl0(mathcalMfmA2buds;omegaotimesomega) is the delta-invariant of the largest ideal of A which is in the kernel of every ring homomorphism AightarrowmathbbF2, and consequently Hfl0(mathcalMfmA2buds;omegaotimesomega) vanishes if and only if A is a ring in which that ideal is syzygetic.













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