Nilpotence of $\eta$ in \'etale motivic spectra
Klaus Mattis, Swann Tubach

TL;DR
This paper proves that in the stable étale motivic homotopy category, all objects are η-complete, and establishes étale analogues of classical nilpotence theorems, revealing deep structural properties of motivic spectra.
Contribution
It demonstrates η-completeness of objects, establishes η-nilpotence results, and proves an étale version of May's nilpotence conjecture, extending classical topology results to motivic homotopy theory.
Findings
Every object is η-complete in the étale motivic homotopy category.
The fourth power of η is null in some cases, while the third power is always nonvanishing.
An étale version of May's nilpotence conjecture is proven, and a version of Nishida's nilpotence theorem is established.
Abstract
We show that every object of the stable \'etale motivic homotopy category over any scheme is -complete. In some cases we show that in fact the fourth power of is null, whereas the third power of is always nonvanishing, similar to the situation in topology. Moreover, we prove an \'etale version of May's nilpotence conjecture, that states that detects the vanishing of -rings. We use this to show a version of Nishida's nilpotence theorem in , i.e. that any positive degree self map of the unit is nilpotent.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
