A Nomizu-van Est theorem in Ekedahl's derived $\ell$-adic setting
Olivier Ta\"ibi

TL;DR
This paper extends the classical Nomizu-van Est theorem to the setting of $ ext{ell}$-adic cohomology for unipotent algebraic groups over $ ext{Q}_ ext{ell}$, using Ekedahl's derived categories, with applications to Shimura varieties.
Contribution
It proves a Nomizu-van Est type theorem in Ekedahl's derived $ ext{ell}$-adic setting for unipotent groups, linking group cohomology with complexes of polynomial cochains.
Findings
Computed cohomology with torsion coefficients via explicit polynomial complexes.
Extended classical cohomology results to $ ext{ell}$-adic derived categories.
Applied results to automorphic perverse sheaves on Shimura varieties.
Abstract
A theorem of Nomizu and van Est computes the cohomology of a compact nilmanifold, or equivalently the group cohomology of an arithmetic subgroup of a unipotent linear algebraic group over . We prove a similar result for the cohomology of a compact open subgroup of a unipotent linear algebraic group over with coefficients in a complex of continuous -adic representations. We work with the triangulated categories defined by Ekedahl which play the role of ``derived categories of continuous -adic representations''. This is motivated by Pink's formula computing the derived direct image of an -adic local system on a Shimura variety in its minimal compactification, and its application to automorphic perverse sheaves on Shimura varieties. The key technical result is the computation of the cohomology with coefficients in a unipotent representation…
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TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
