Uniqueness of six-functor formalisms

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author Dauser, Adam
Kuijper, Josefien
author_facet Dauser, Adam
Kuijper, Josefien
contents We present an alternative formulation of Scholze's notions of cohomologically proper and cohomologically étale with respect to an abstract six-functor formalism. These conditions guarantee canonical isomorphisms between the direct and exceptional direct images for certain "proper" morphisms, and between the inverse and exceptional inverse images for certain "étale" morphisms. Using this framework, we prove Scholze's conjecture, showing that a six-functor formalism with sufficiently many cohomologically proper and étale morphisms is uniquely determined by the tensor product and inverse image functors, and can be obtained by a construction of Liu-Zheng and Mann. Additionally, we show that a generalisation of the conjecture fails, and propose a measure of this failure in terms of K-theory.
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spellingShingle Uniqueness of six-functor formalisms
Dauser, Adam
Kuijper, Josefien
Algebraic Geometry
K-Theory and Homology
14F08 (primary), 18B10, 18G90 (secondary)
We present an alternative formulation of Scholze's notions of cohomologically proper and cohomologically étale with respect to an abstract six-functor formalism. These conditions guarantee canonical isomorphisms between the direct and exceptional direct images for certain "proper" morphisms, and between the inverse and exceptional inverse images for certain "étale" morphisms. Using this framework, we prove Scholze's conjecture, showing that a six-functor formalism with sufficiently many cohomologically proper and étale morphisms is uniquely determined by the tensor product and inverse image functors, and can be obtained by a construction of Liu-Zheng and Mann. Additionally, we show that a generalisation of the conjecture fails, and propose a measure of this failure in terms of K-theory.
title Uniqueness of six-functor formalisms
topic Algebraic Geometry
K-Theory and Homology
14F08 (primary), 18B10, 18G90 (secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.15780