Levine's motivic comparison theorem revisited
Florian Ivorra
Abstract
For a field of characteristic zero, M. Levine has proved that his category of triangulated motives is equivalent to the one constructed by V. Voevodsky. In this paper we show that the strategy of Levine's proof can be applied on every perfect field to the categories of triangulated motives with rational coefficients.
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