K-theoretic counterexamples to Ravenel's telescope conjecture

Abstract

At each prime p and height n+1 2, we prove that the telescopic and chromatic localizations of spectra differ. Specifically, for Z acting by Adams operations on BP n , we prove that the T(n+1)-localized algebraic K-theory of BP n hZ is not K(n+1)-local. We also show that Galois hyperdescent, A1-invariance, and nil-invariance fail for the K(n+1)-localized algebraic K-theory of K(n)-local E∞-rings. In the case n=1 and p 7 we make complete computations of T(2)*K(R), for R certain finite Galois extensions of the K(1)-local sphere. We show for p≥ 5 that the algebraic K-theory of the K(1)-local sphere is asymptotically L2f-local.

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