A Nilpotence Theorem for Rational Rigid 2-Rings of Moderate Growth

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Autore principale: Hyslop, Logan
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contents In this short note, we prove a general nilpotence theorem for a rational rigid 2-ring all of whose objects satisfy a certain ``moderate growth condition'' inspired from the theory of tensor categories. This applies in particular to the category of modules over a rational $E_{\infty}$-ring, to the derived category of any super-Tannakian category in characteristic zero, and conjecturally to Voevodsky's rational category of mixed motives over a field $DM_{\mathbb{Q}}$. In fact, we further prove that any such category has enough tt-fields, which can be chosen to be of the form Perf(L) for an even 2-periodic field L.
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spellingShingle A Nilpotence Theorem for Rational Rigid 2-Rings of Moderate Growth
Hyslop, Logan
Algebraic Geometry
Algebraic Topology
Category Theory
Representation Theory
In this short note, we prove a general nilpotence theorem for a rational rigid 2-ring all of whose objects satisfy a certain ``moderate growth condition'' inspired from the theory of tensor categories. This applies in particular to the category of modules over a rational $E_{\infty}$-ring, to the derived category of any super-Tannakian category in characteristic zero, and conjecturally to Voevodsky's rational category of mixed motives over a field $DM_{\mathbb{Q}}$. In fact, we further prove that any such category has enough tt-fields, which can be chosen to be of the form Perf(L) for an even 2-periodic field L.
title A Nilpotence Theorem for Rational Rigid 2-Rings of Moderate Growth
topic Algebraic Geometry
Algebraic Topology
Category Theory
Representation Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.24637