A topological model for cellular motivic spectra
Hadrian Heine

TL;DR
This paper establishes a topological model linking cellular motivic spectra over any motivic E-infinity ring spectrum to modules over a graded algebra, enhancing understanding of motivic homotopy theory.
Contribution
It constructs an equivalence between cellular motivic modules and modules over a graded algebra, refining the structure to an E-infinity algebra in specific cases.
Findings
Equivalence between cellular motivic modules and modules over a graded algebra.
Refinement to E-infinity algebra when base is complex or A admits an orientation.
Lifting of the equivalence to symmetric monoidal categories in the general case.
Abstract
For any motivic -ring spectrum we construct an equivalence between the -category of cellular motivic -module spectra and modules over an -algebra in -graded spectra, under which the motivic grading corresponds to the -grading. If the base is the complex numbers or if admits an -orientation, we refine the -algebra to an -algebra and to a symmetric monoidal equivalence. To capture the symmetric monoidal structure in the general situation, we lift to a symmetric monoidal equivalence to modules over an -algebra in -graded spectra that invert morphisms of , where is the diagram category of Sagave-Schlichtkrull, a model for Quillen's localization of the groupoid of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
