Smooth weight structures and birationality filtrations on motivic categories
Mikhail V. Bondarko, David Z. Kumallagov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a broad family of aisles and weight structures in triangulated motivic categories, generalizing existing filtrations and providing new insights into birationality, cohomology, and motivic spectra.
Contribution
It develops a comprehensive framework of aisles and weight structures in motivic categories, extending slice filtrations and birationality filtrations with new constructions and applications.
Findings
Generalized slice filtrations via aisles and stalks at function fields
Characterization of weakly birational objects through cohomology and contractions
Construction of new weight and t-structures related to birational filtrations
Abstract
We study various triangulated motivic categories and introduce a vast family of aisles (these are certain classes of objects) in them. These aisles are defined in terms of the corresponding "motives" (or motivic spectra) of smooth varieties in them; we relate them to the corresponding homotopy t-structures. We describe our aisles in terms of stalks at function fields and prove that they widely generalize the ones corresponding to slice filtrations. Further, the filtrations on the "homotopy hearts" of the corresponding effective subcategories that are induced by these aisles can be described in terms of (Nisnevich) sheaf cohomology as well as in terms of the Voevodsky contractions . Respectively, we express the condition for an object of to be weakly birational (i.e., that its th contraction is trivial or, equivalently, the Nisnevich…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
