Shortening binary complexes and commutativity of K-theory with infinite products
Abstract
We show that in Grayson's model of higher algebraic K-theory using binary acyclic complexes, the complexes of length two suffice to generate the whole group. Moreover, we prove that the comparison map from Nenashev's model for K1 to Grayson's model for K1 is an isomorphism. It follows that algebraic K-theory of exact categories commutes with infinite products.
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