On the motivic commutative ring spectrum BO.

By Ivan Panin, C. Walter. 2010

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We construct an algebraic commutative ring T- spectrum BO which is stably fibrant and (8,4)- periodic and such that on SmOp/S the cohomology theory (X,U) -> BO^{p,q}(X_{+}/U_{+}) and Schlichting's hermitian K-theory functor (X,U) -> KO^{[q]}_{2q-p}(X,U) are canonically isomorphic. We use the motivic weak equivalence Z x HGr -> KSp relating the infinite quaternionic Grassmannian to symplectic $K$-theory to equip BO with the structure of a commutative monoid in the motivic stable homotopy category. When the base scheme is Spec Z[1/2], this monoid structure and the induced ring structure on the cohomology theory BO^{*,*} are the unique structures compatible with the products KO^{[2m]}_{0}(X) x KO^{[2n]}_{0}(Y) -> KO^{[2m+2n]}_{0}(X x Y). on Grothendieck-Witt groups induced by the tensor product of symmetric chain complexes. The cohomology theory is bigraded commutative with the switch map acting on BO^{*,*}(T^{2}) in the same way as multiplication by the Grothendieck-Witt class of the symmetric bilinear space .

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Geometry and Topology

  1. Tom Bachmann
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  6. A. Asok
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In Mathematical Physics

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  2. M. Schlichting
  3. Jean Fasel
  4. O. Rondigs
  5. Frédéric Déglise
  6. A. Asok
  7. P. Ostvaer
  8. G. S. Tripathi

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