Non-finite type \'etale sites over fields

Abstract

We consider the notion of finite type-ness of a site introduced by Morel and Voevodsky, for the \'etale site of a field. For a given field k, we conjecture that the \'etale site of Sm/k is of finite type if and only if the field k admits a finite extension of finite cohomological dimension. We prove this conjecture in some cases, e.g. in the case when k is countable, or in the case when the p-cohomological dimension cdp(k) is infinite for infinitely many primes p.

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