2020
DOI: 10.1090/conm/745/15026
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Remarks on motivic Moore spectra

Abstract: The term "motivic Moore spectrum" refers to a cone of an element α : Σ s,w 1 → 1 in the motivic stable homotopy groups of spheres. Homotopy groups, multiplicative structures, and Voevodsky's slice spectral sequence are discussed for motivic Moore spectra.

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“…Similar to the treatment of very effective hermitian K-theory kq, the homotopy groups of the successive slice filtrations f q 1 will be discussed as K MW -modules, starting with π 1 f 4 1 whose image in π 1 1 will be zero. The treatment for π 1 1 given here can also be found in [Rön20].…”
Section: Lemma 33mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar to the treatment of very effective hermitian K-theory kq, the homotopy groups of the successive slice filtrations f q 1 will be discussed as K MW -modules, starting with π 1 f 4 1 whose image in π 1 1 will be zero. The treatment for π 1 1 given here can also be found in [Rön20].…”
Section: Lemma 33mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This justifies the relevance of the following statement. Proof This is a consequence of [23,Theorem 5.5] in the formulation given in [22,Theorem 2.5]; see also [24,Theorem 1.1]. First of all, the unit map π 1+( ) 1 → π 1+( ) kq is surjective, whence the same is true for the induced map on the quotients.…”
Section: Over a Fieldmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Proof The Toda bracket η, h, η = {6ν, −6ν} from [22,Proposition 4.1] implies by Proposition B.1 that there exists an element h ∈ π 2+(2) P 2 which on the one hand maps to h ∈ η π 0+(0) 1, and on the other hand is such that h •η is the image of 6ν ∈ π 1+(2) 1. Inspecting the short exact sequence (3.3) in weight 3 gives an isomorphism π 1+(2) 1/ηπ 1+(1) 1 ∼ = π 2+(3) P 2 by Theorem 3.2.…”
Section: Lemma 34mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is as non-commutative as the endomorphism ring it belongs to. Along the way, the homotopy modules π 1 P 2 and π 2 P 2 will be determined, based on computations in [RSØ19] and [Rön20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%