A computational reduction for many base cases in profinite telescopic algebraic K-theory
Abstract
For primes p≥ 5 , K(KUp) -- the algebraic K-theory spectrum of (KU)p, Morava K-theory K(1), and Smith-Toda complex V(1), Ausoni and Rognes conjectured (alongside related conjectures) that LK(1)S0 -1.5mu-2muunit \, i~-7mu(KU)p induces a map K(LK(1)S0) v2-1V(1) K(KUp)hZ×p v2-1V(1) that is an equivalence. Since the definition of this map is not well understood, we consider K(LK(1)S0) v2-1V(1) (K(KUp) v2-1V(1))hZ×p, which is induced by i and also should be an equivalence. We show that for any closed G < Z×p, π((K(KUp) v2-1V(1))hG) is a direct sum of two pieces given by (co)invariants and a coinduced module, for K(KUp)(V(1))[v2-1]. When G = Z×p, the direct sum is, conjecturally, K(LK(1)S0)(V(1))[v2-1] and, by using K(Lp)(V(1))[v2-1], where Lp = ((KU)p)hZ/((p-1)Z), the summands simplify. The Ausoni-Rognes conjecture suggests that in \[(-)hZ×p v2-1V(1) (K(KUp) v2-1V(1))hZ×p,\] K(KUp) fills in the blank; we show that for any G, the blank can be filled by (K(KUp))disO, a discrete Z×p-spectrum built out of K(KUp).
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