The completely decomposed arc topology and motivic applications
Elden Elmanto (Harvard)
Abstract: I will introduce a Grothendieck topology, the cdarc topology, discovered in joint work with Marc Hoyois, Ryomei Iwasa and Shane Kelly which is a completely decomposed counterpart to Bhatt and Mathew's arc topology. It is a non-noetherian analog of Suslin-Voevodsky's cdh topology and is thus useful in the study of K-theory and algebraic cycles. I will focus on two applications to algebraic cycles and K-theory:
1) an excision result for algebraic cycles (joint with Hoyois, Iwasa and Kelly) and
2) a motivic refinement of the equivalence $L_{cdh}K = KH$ (joint with Tom Bachmann and Matthew Morrow).
algebraic geometry
Audience: researchers in the topic
Comments: The synchronous discussion for Elden Elmanto’s talk is taking place not in zoom-chat, but at tinyurl.com/2021-08-13-ee (and will be deleted after ~3-7 days).
Stanford algebraic geometry seminar
Series comments: The seminar was online for a significant period of time, but for now is solely in person. More seminar information (including slides and videos, when available): agstanford.com
Organizer: | Ravi Vakil* |
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