Commuting unbounded homotopy limits with Morava K-theory

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Autores principales: Angelini-Knoll, Gabriel, Salch, Andrew
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author Angelini-Knoll, Gabriel
Salch, Andrew
author_facet Angelini-Knoll, Gabriel
Salch, Andrew
contents This paper provides conditions for Morava $K$-theory to commute with certain homotopy limits. These conditions extend previous work on this question by allowing for homotopy limits of sequences of spectra that are not uniformly bounded below. As an application, we prove the $K(n)$-local triviality (for sufficiently large $n$) of the algebraic $K$-theory of algebras over truncated Brown--Peterson spectra, building on work of Bruner--Rognes and extending a classical theorem of Mitchell on $K(n)$-local triviality of the algebraic K-theory spectrum of the integers for large enough $n$.
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spellingShingle Commuting unbounded homotopy limits with Morava K-theory
Angelini-Knoll, Gabriel
Salch, Andrew
Algebraic Topology
K-Theory and Homology
55P42, 19D55
This paper provides conditions for Morava $K$-theory to commute with certain homotopy limits. These conditions extend previous work on this question by allowing for homotopy limits of sequences of spectra that are not uniformly bounded below. As an application, we prove the $K(n)$-local triviality (for sufficiently large $n$) of the algebraic $K$-theory of algebras over truncated Brown--Peterson spectra, building on work of Bruner--Rognes and extending a classical theorem of Mitchell on $K(n)$-local triviality of the algebraic K-theory spectrum of the integers for large enough $n$.
title Commuting unbounded homotopy limits with Morava K-theory
topic Algebraic Topology
K-Theory and Homology
55P42, 19D55
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.03510