Abstract:We prove a general form of the statement that the cohomology of a quotient stack can be computed by the Borel construction. It also applies to the lisse extensions of generalized cohomology theories like motivic cohomology and algebraic cobordism. As a consequence, we deduce the localization property for the equivariant algebraic bordism theory of Deshpande-Krishna-Heller-Malagón-López. We also give a Bernstein-Lunts-type gluing description of the ∞-category of equivariant sheaves on a scheme X, in terms of no… Show more
We study the equivariant cobordism rings for the action of a torus T on smooth varieties over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. We prove a theorem describing the rational T-equivariant cobordism rings of smooth projective G-spherical varieties with the action of a maximal torus T of G. As an application, we obtain explicit presentations for the rational equivariant cobordism rings of smooth projective horospherical varieties of Picard number one.
We study the equivariant cobordism rings for the action of a torus T on smooth varieties over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. We prove a theorem describing the rational T-equivariant cobordism rings of smooth projective G-spherical varieties with the action of a maximal torus T of G. As an application, we obtain explicit presentations for the rational equivariant cobordism rings of smooth projective horospherical varieties of Picard number one.
“…A]). In general, D only satisfies Nisnevich descent, so we need to restrict our attention to Nis-Artin stacks (see [Kha2,§4], [KR,§1]). For τ ∈ {Nis, ét} we define (τ, n)-Artin and τ -Artin stacks as in [KR, 0.2.2]:…”
We study a derived version of Laumon's homogeneous Fourier transform, which exchanges Gm-equivariant sheaves on a derived vector bundle and its dual. In this context, the Fourier transform exhibits a duality between derived and stacky phenomena. This is the first in a series of papers on derived microlocal sheaf theory. 2 A. A. KHAN Appendix B. Computations on ○ A 1 and ○ A 1 × ○ A 1 24 B.1. The sheaf ○ j * (1) 24 B.2. The square of ○ j * (1) 26 References 28
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