On pro-cdh descent on derived schemes
Abstract
Grothendieck's formal functions theorem states that the coherent cohomology of a Noetherian scheme can be recovered from that of a blowup and the infinitesimal thickenings of the center and of the exceptional divisor of the blowup. In this article, we prove an analogous descent result, called ``pro-cdh descent'', for certain cohomological invariants of arbitrary quasi-compact, quasi-separated derived schemes. Our results in particular apply to algebraic K-theory, topological Hochschild and cyclic homology, and the cotangent complex. As an application, we deduce that Kn(X) = 0 when n < -d for quasi-compact, quasi-separated derived schemes X of valuative dimension d. This generalises Weibel's conjecture, which was originally stated for Noetherian (non-derived) X of Krull dimension d, and proved in this form in 2018 by Kerz, Strunk, and the third author.
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