2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2006.12.012
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Symmetric operations in algebraic cobordism

Abstract: In this article we describe certain new cohomological operations in algebraic cobordisms. These operations give the natural obstructions for the cobordism class to be represented by the embedding. Also, they permit to work with algebraic cobordisms and Chow groups in a more subtle way than the LandweberNovikov operations (related to 2-torsion effects). We describe applications to the computation of the algebraic cobordisms of a Pfister quadrics and to the problem of rationality of cycles.

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“…In particular, using the results of P.Brosnan on S i (see [1]), we get: . In reality, these maps can be lifted to a well defined, socalled, symmetric operations [16]. Since over algebraically closed field all our varieties are cellular, and thus, the Chow groups of them are torsion-free, we will not need such subtleties, but we will keep the notation from [16], and denote our maps Ω m → CH m+i as φ t i−m , and the ( mod 2) version Ω m → Ch m+i as ϕ t i−m (in our situation below there is no need to mod-out the 2-torsion even over the ground field, since all our maps end up in the CH 0 of quadrics, which are torsion-free, anyway).…”
Section: Algebraic Cobordismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, using the results of P.Brosnan on S i (see [1]), we get: . In reality, these maps can be lifted to a well defined, socalled, symmetric operations [16]. Since over algebraically closed field all our varieties are cellular, and thus, the Chow groups of them are torsion-free, we will not need such subtleties, but we will keep the notation from [16], and denote our maps Ω m → CH m+i as φ t i−m , and the ( mod 2) version Ω m → Ch m+i as ϕ t i−m (in our situation below there is no need to mod-out the 2-torsion even over the ground field, since all our maps end up in the CH 0 of quadrics, which are torsion-free, anyway).…”
Section: Algebraic Cobordismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, one has the action of the Landweber-Novikov operations there ( [6]). In [9,11] the author constructed some new cohomological operations on Algebraic Cobordisms, so-called, symmetric operations. In the questions related to 2-torsion these operations behave in a more subtle way than the Landweber-Novikov operations.…”
Section: Symmetric Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In characteristic 0, all of this has been proved several years ago by Alexander Vishik in [7,9] (exact references are given right before each statement) with a help of the algebraic cobordism theory and especially symmetric operations of [8].…”
Section: Msc: 14c25 11e04mentioning
confidence: 99%