Central simple algebras, Milnor K-theory and homogeneous spaces over complete discretely valued fields of dimension 2

Abstract

Let K be a complete discretely valued field with residue field K of dimension 1 (not necessarily perfect). This occurs if and only if K has dimension 2. We prove the following statements on the arithmetic of such fields: - The "period equals index" property holds for central simple K-algebras. - For every prime p, every class in the Milnor K-theory modulo p is represented by a symbol. - Serre's Conjecture II holds for the field K. That is, for every semisimple and simply connected K-group G, the set H1(K,G) is trivial.

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