The motivic Adams vanishing line of slope 12

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Authors Bertrand J. Guillou, Daniel C. Isaksen

Publication date 27 October 2015

Published in The New York Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.02872, http://www.emis.de/journals/NYJM/j/2015/21-24.html

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zbMATH Keywords

motivic Adams spectral sequencemotivic homotopy theory over \(\mathbb{C}\)vanishing lines in spectral sequences

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Motivic cohomology; motivic homotopy theory (14F42) Stable homotopy groups (55Q10) Stable homotopy of spheres (55Q45) Steenrod algebra (55S10) Adams spectral sequences (55T15)

Abstract: We establish a motivic version of Adams' vanishing line of slope 1/2 in the cohomology of the motivic Steenrod algebra over the complex numbers.

Review text

The authors study the existence of vanishing lines in the motivic Adams spectral sequence over \(\mathbb{C}\). Precisely, they show that all the elements above a line of slope \(\frac{1}{2}\), all the elements in the \(E_2\)-page are detected in the \(h_1\)-local setting (they have a non trivial image after inverting \(h_1\) in the \(E_2\)-page). This parallels the classical Adams vanishing line of slope \(\frac{1}{2}\) in stable homotopy theory. The data produced by the second author [``Classical and motivic Adams charts, \url{arXiv:1401.4983v3}] indicates that this result is optimal. One difficulty is to adapt the classical machinery to \(A\)-modules, where \(A\) is the motivic Steenrod algebra, and to overcome the complexity coming from the fact that the base ring \(\mathbb{M}_2\) (the motivic cohomology of a point), is not a field. To show their main result, the authors first reduce to the case of \[ \mathrm{Ext}_{A}(M, \mathbb{M}_2), \] where \(M\) is a \(Sq^1\)-acyclic \(A\)-module, using that the kernel of the natural map \[ A // A(0) \rightarrow \mathbb{M}_2 \] is \(Sq^1\)-acyclic. The theorem then follows from an explicit computation of \[ \mathrm{Ext}_{A}(A(0), C_{\eta}), \] where \(C_{\eta}\) is an \(A\)-module related to the multiplication by \(h_1\).

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