Mennicke symbols, K-cohomology and a Bass-Kubota theorem
Jean Fasel

TL;DR
This paper establishes a connection between Mennicke symbols and K-cohomology for smooth algebras over certain fields, and proves an analogue of the Bass-Kubota theorem for curves on smooth surfaces.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the universal Mennicke symbol of length d+1 is isomorphic to a K-cohomology group and extends the Bass-Kubota theorem to smooth surfaces over algebraically closed fields.
Findings
Universal Mennicke symbol is isomorphic to a K-cohomology group.
Established an analogue of the Bass-Kubota theorem for curves.
Extended classical results to higher-dimensional smooth algebras.
Abstract
If A is a smooth algebra of dimension d (greater or equal to 2) over a perfect field k of characteristic different from 2, then we show that the universal Mennicke symbol of length d+1 is isomorphic to some K-cohomology group. When k is algebraically closed and S is a smooth surface, we further prove an analogue of the classical Bass-Kubota theorem for curves.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
