On Frobenius rigidity for motivic cohomology
Thomas H. Geisser
Abstract
We study how motivic and étale motivic cohomology of a smooth and proper variety X changes under extensions of algebraically closed base fields k. We show that with finite coefficients, they are independent of k away from the characteristic. At the characteristic, étale cohomology does depend on k, whereas for motivic cohomology this is only known in weights 0,1, X. We then consider the fiber of Frobenius on motivic cohomology and étale motivic cohomology for varieties defined over finite fields, i.e., Weil-étale cohomology. Combining the results of the first part with the structure theory of perfect unipotent group schemes, we show that this fiber is independent of k with finite coefficients. Finally, we give some results and examples with integral coefficients.
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