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Introduction Bivariant derived algebraic cobordism with bundles Precobordism theories Annalas derived algebraic cobordism over a general base Talk I July 7, 2020 Talk I Annalas derived algebraic cobordism over a general base


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Annala’s derived algebraic cobordism over a general base

Talk I July 7, 2020

Talk I Annala’s derived algebraic cobordism over a general base

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Bibliography

[A] Chern classes in precobordism theories, T. Annala (2019) [AY] Bivariant algebraic cobordism with bundles, T. Annala, S. Yokura (2019)

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Contents

1 Introduction 2 Bivariant derived algebraic cobordism with bundles

Construction Comparison theorem

3 Precobordism theories

Definition and the universal precobordism Weak projective bundle formula and Chern classes

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Algebraic cobordism (Voevodsky)

The bigraded theory MGL❻,❻ on Smk was defined as the theory represented by the algebraic Thom spectrum MGL ❃ ❙❍❼k➁ in the stable motivic homotopy category and was used in order to prove the Milnor conjecture.

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Algebraic cobordism over a field k of characteristic 0 (Levine-Morel)

Ω❻ ✂ Smop

k GrRing is the universal oriented cohomology theory.

Ω❻ ✂ Sch➐

k GrAb is the universal oriented Borel-Moore homology

theory. A theorem of Levine establishes MGL2❻,❻❼X➁ ☞ Ω❻❼X➁. The graded group Ωn❼X➁ can be described in terms of cobordism cycles of the form Y

f

Ð X,L1,...,Lr✆ with Y irreducible, f projective and L1,...,Lr line bundles on Y such that n dim❼Y ➁ ✏ r.

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Double point cobordism over a field k of characteristic 0 (Levine-Pandharipande)

For X ❃ Schk, the group ωn❼X➁ is the free abelian group on cobordism cycles of the form Y

f

Ð X✆ with Y ❃ Smk irreducible of dimension n and f projective modulo the double-point relations. A theorem of Levine-Pandharipande establishes ω❻❼X➁ ☞ Ω❻❼X➁.

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Algebraic cobordism of bundles over a field k of characteristic 0 (Lee-Pandharipande)

For X ❃ Schk, the group ωn,r❼X➁ is the free abelian group on cobordism cycles of the form Y

f

Ð X,E✆ with Y ❃ Smk irreducible

  • f dimension n, E a vector bundle of rank r on Y and f projective

modulo analogously defined double-point relations. In particular, one has ω❻,0❼X➁ ☞ ω❻❼X➁.

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Derived algebraic cobordism over a field k of characteristic 0 (Lowrey-Sch¨ urg)

Lowrey and Sch¨ urg define algebraic cobordims groups dΩ❻❼X➁ for quasi-projective derived schemes. For a quasi-projective derived scheme X, one has an isomorphism dΩ❻❼X➁ ☞ Ω❻❼tX➁, where tX denotes the truncation of X.

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Bivariant derived algebraic cobordism over a field k of characteristic 0 (Annala-Yokura)

Derived algebraic cobordism as a bivariant theory over the homotopy category of quasi-projective derived k-schemes with groups Ω❻❼X

f

Ð Y ➁ for any morphism f between quasi-projective derived schemes over k. Associated cohomology theory: Ω❻❼X➁ ✂ Ω❻❼X

id

Ð X➁. Associated homology theory: Ω❻❼X➁ ✂ Ω✏❻❼X pt➁. The associated homology theory coincides with the derived algebraic cobordism as defined by Lowrey-Sch¨ urg. Next step: Bivariant derived algebraic cobordism of bundles over a field of characteristic 0!

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Setting

k: field of characteristic 0 dSchk: homotopy category of quasi-projective derived k-schemes with

  • proper morphisms as confined morphisms,
  • all homotopy Cartesian squares as independent squares,
  • quasi-smooth morphisms as specialized morphisms,
  • smooth morphisms as specialized projections.

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Step I: Construction of ▼❻,❻

L

Let ▼i,r

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ be the quotient of the free L-module on the set

  • f cycles of the form V

h

Ð X,E✆, where

  • h ✂ V X is proper,
  • the composite f ❳ h is quasi-smooth of virtual relative

dimension ✏i,

  • E is a vector bundle on V of rank r,

by the relation that taking the disjoint union on the sources corresponds to summation. Pushforward: For f ✂ X X ➐ proper and g ✂ X ➐ Y , one defines the pushforward map f❻ ✂ ▼i,r

L ❼X g❳f

Ð Ð Y ➁ ▼i,r

L ❼X ➐ g

Ð Y ➁ by f❻❼V

h

Ð X,E✆➁ V

f ❳h

Ð Ð X ➐,E✆.

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L

Pullback: For f ✂ X X ➐, g ✂ Y ➐ Y and X ➐ Y ➐ ✕R

Y X, one

defines the pullback map g❻ ✂ ▼i,r

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ▼i,r

L ❼X ➐ f ➐

Ð Y ➐➁ by g❻❼V

h

Ð X,E✆➁ V ➐ h➐ Ð X ➐,E ➐✆, where V ➐ Y ➐ ✕R

Y V and

E ➐ ❼g➐➐➁❻❼E➁ is the pullback of E along the projection g➐➐ ✂ V ➐ V . V ➐

h➐

  • g➐➐
  • X ➐

g➐

  • f ➐

Y ➐

g

  • V

h

X

f

Y

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Step I: Construction of ▼❻,❻

L

Bivariant products: We define two bivariant products ❨❵ ✂ ▼i,r

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ✕ ▼j,s

L ❼Y g

Ð Z➁ ▼i✔j,r✔s

L

❼X

g❳f

Ð Ð Z➁ ❨❛ ✂ ▼i,r

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ✕ ▼j,s

L ❼Y g

Ð Z➁ ▼i✔j,rs

L

❼X

g❳f

Ð Ð Z➁ as follows: For cycles V

h

Ð X,E✆ and W

k

Ð Y ,F✆, we form the following homotopy Cartesian diagram V ➐

h➐

  • k➐➐
  • X ➐

k➐

  • f ➐

W

k

  • V

h

X

f

Y

g

Z

We let E ➐ ❼k➐➐➁❻❼E➁ and F ➐ ❼f ➐ ❳ h➐➁❻❼F➁ and define V

h

Ð X,E✆ ❨❵ W

k

Ð Y ,F✆ V ➐ h❳k➐➐ Ð Ð X,E ➐ ❵ F ➐✆, V

h

Ð X,E✆ ❨❛ W

k

Ð Y ,F✆ V ➐ h❳k➐➐ Ð Ð X,E ➐ ❛ F ➐✆.

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Step I: Construction of ▼❻,❻

L

Proposition [AY, Proposition 5.3] ▼❻,❻

L

is a commutative bivariant theory with respect to both products ❨❵ and ❨❛. We may also choose natural orientations along quasi-smooth morphisms: If f ✂ X Y is quasi-smooth of relative virtual dimension ✏i, then we may define the two orientations θ❵❼f ➁ ✂ X

idX

Ð Ð X,0✆ ❃ ▼i,0

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ θ❛❼f ➁ ✂ X

idX

Ð Ð X,❖X✆ ❃ ▼i,1

L ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ for the two bivariant theories ❼▼❻,❻

L ,❨❵➁ and ❼▼❻,❻ L ,❨❛➁

respectively.

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Step II: Relations

Recall that Annala defined his bivariant derived algebraic cobordism Ω❻ as the quotient bivariant theory Ω❻ ✂ ❼▼❻

L,❨❵➁⑦❵❘LS❡❼▼❻

L,❨❵➁.

But ❼▼❻

L,❨❵➁ can be identified with ❼▼❻,0 L ,❨❵➁ ❜ ❼▼❻,❻ L ,❨❵➁.

The bivariant ideal ❵❘LS❡❼▼❻

L,❨❵➁ is generated by a bivariant subset

❘LS. Definition [AY, Definition 5.7] Bivariant algebraic cobordism with vector bundles is defined as the quotient bivariant theory ❼Ω❻,❻,❨❵➁ ✂ ❼▼❻,❻

L ,❨❵➁⑦❵❘LS❡❼▼❻,❻

L

,❨❵➁,

where we regard ❘LS as a bivariant subset of ❼▼❻,❻

L ,❨❵➁ via the

canonical identification ❼▼❻

L,❨❵➁ ❼▼❻,0 L ,❨❵➁.

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Basic facts about Ω❻,❻

The bivariant theory ❼Ω❻,❻,❨❵➁ is obviously commutative and inherits natural orientations θ❵❼f ➁ ✂ X

idX

Ð Ð X,0✆ ❃ Ωi,0

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ along quasi-smooth morphisms f ✂ X Y of relative virtual dimension ✏i. Associated cohomology theory: Ω❻,❻❼X➁ ✂ Ω❻,❻❼X

id

Ð X➁. Associated homology theory: Ω❻,❻❼X➁ ✂ Ω✏❻,❻❼X pt➁.

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Basic facts about Ω❻,❻

There are two canonical Grothendieck transformations ❩ ✂ ❼Ω❻,❨❵➁ ❼Ω❻,0,❨❵➁,V

h

Ð X✆ ✭ V

h

Ð X,0✆, ❋ ✂ ❼Ω❻,❻,❨❵➁ ❼Ω❻,❨❵➁,V

h

Ð X,E✆ ✭ V

h

Ð X✆, which give a canonical isomorphism Ω❻ ☞ Ω❻,0. The theory Ω❻,❻ also becomes bivariant with respect to the bivariant product ❨❛ on ▼❻,❻

L . Then the subtheory ❼Ω❻,1,❨❛➁ of

❼Ω❻,❻,❨❛➁ automatically becomes a bivariant theory equipped with an inclusion ❼Ω❻,❨❵➁ ✵ ❼Ω❻,1,❨❛➁,V

h

Ð X✆ ✭ V

h

Ð X,❖V ✆. The subtheory ❼Ω❻,1,❨❛➁ is called bivariant algebraic cobordism with line bundles.

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Comparison theorem

Theorem [AY, Theorem 5.28] For any quasi-projective derived scheme X, there is a natural isomorphism Ω❻,❻❼X➁ ☞ ω❻,❻❼tX➁, where tX denotes the truncation of X. One considers a natural cross product map ω❻,❻❼pt➁ ❛L Ω❻❼X➁ Ω❻,❻❼X➁ defined on cycles by V pt,E✆ ❛L W X✆ ✭ V ✕ W X,pr❻

V ❼E➁✆

and then identifies ω❻,❻❼pt➁ ❛L Ω❻❼X➁ ☞ ω❻,❻❼pt➁ ❛L ω❻❼tX➁ with ω❻,❻❼tX➁.

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Setting

Question: What is the ”correct” definition of bivariant algebraic cobordism over a general base scheme? A: Noetherian ring of finite Krull dimension dSchA: homotopy category of quasi-projective derived A-schemes with

  • proper morphisms as confined morphisms,
  • all homotopy Cartesian squares as independent squares,
  • quasi-smooth morphisms as specialized morphisms,
  • smooth morphisms as specialized projections.

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Construction of ▼❻,❻

Let ▼i,r

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ be the quotient of the free abelian group on the set of cycles of the form V

h

Ð X,E✆, where

  • h ✂ V X is proper,
  • the composite f ❳ h is quasi-smooth of virtual relative

dimension ✏i,

  • E is a vector bundle on V of rank r,

by the relation that taking the disjoint union on the sources corresponds to summation. Pushforward: For f ✂ X X ➐ proper and g ✂ X ➐ Y , one defines the pushforward map f❻ ✂ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X g❳f

Ð Ð Y ➁ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X ➐ g

Ð Y ➁ by f❻❼V

h

Ð X,E✆➁ V

f ❳h

Ð Ð X ➐,E✆.

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Construction of ▼❻,❻

Pullback: For f ✂ X X ➐, g ✂ Y ➐ Y and X ➐ Y ➐ ✕R

Y X, one

defines the pullback map g❻ ✂ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X ➐ f ➐

Ð Y ➐➁ by g❻❼V

h

Ð X,E✆➁ V ➐ h➐ Ð X ➐,E ➐✆, where V ➐ Y ➐ ✕R

Y V and

E ➐ ❼g➐➐➁❻❼E➁ is the pullback of E along the projection g➐➐ ✂ V ➐ V . V ➐

h➐

  • g➐➐
  • X ➐

g➐

  • f ➐

Y ➐

g

  • V

h

X

f

Y

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Construction of ▼❻,❻

Bivariant products: We define two bivariant products ❨❵ ✂ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ✕ ▼j,s

✔ ❼Y g

Ð Z➁ ▼i✔j,r✔s

❼X

g❳f

Ð Ð Z➁ ❨❛ ✂ ▼i,r

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ ✕ ▼j,s

✔ ❼Y g

Ð Z➁ ▼i✔j,rs

❼X

g❳f

Ð Ð Z➁ as follows: For cycles V

h

Ð X,E✆ and W

k

Ð Y ,F✆, we form the following homotopy Cartesian diagram V ➐

h➐

  • k➐➐
  • X ➐

k➐

  • f ➐

W

k

  • V

h

X

f

Y

g

Z

We let E ➐ ❼k➐➐➁❻❼E➁ and F ➐ ❼f ➐ ❳ h➐➁❻❼F➁ and define V

h

Ð X,E✆ ❨❵ W

k

Ð Y ,F✆ V ➐ h❳k➐➐ Ð Ð X,E ➐ ❵ F ➐✆, V

h

Ð X,E✆ ❨❛ W

k

Ð Y ,F✆ V ➐ h❳k➐➐ Ð Ð X,E ➐ ❛ F ➐✆.

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Construction of ▼❻,❻

Proposition ▼❻,❻

is a commutative bivariant theory with respect to both products ❨❵ and ❨❛. If f ✂ X Y is quasi-smooth of relative virtual dimension ✏i, then we may define the two orientations along f θ❵❼f ➁ ✂ X

idX

Ð Ð X,0✆ ❃ ▼i,0

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ θ❛❼f ➁ ✂ X

idX

Ð Ð X,❖X✆ ❃ ▼i,1

✔ ❼X f

Ð Y ➁ for the two bivariant theories ❼▼❻,❻

✔ ,❨❵➁ and ❼▼❻,❻ ✔ ,❨❛➁

respectively (and, in particular, for the subtheories ❼▼❻,0

✔ ,❨❵➁ and

❼▼❻,1

✔ ,❨❛➁).

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Euler classes

Associated cohomology theory: ▼❻,❻

✔ ❼X➁ ✂ ▼❻,❻ ✔ ❼X id

Ð X➁. Associated homology theory: ▼✔

❻,❻❼X➁ ✂ ▼✏❻,❻ ✔

❼X pt➁. If f ✂ X Y is proper and quasi-smooth of relative virtual dimension ✏i, then the orientation θ❵❼f ➁ along f induces a Gysin pushforward homomorphism f! f❻❼✏ ❨❵ θ❵❼f ➁➁ ✂ ▼k,r

✔ ❼X➁ ▼k✔i,r ✔

❼Y ➁. Definition Let E be a vector bundle of rank r on a quasi-projective derived A-scheme X with zero section s ✂ X E. Then we define its Euler class by e❼E➁ s❻❼s!❼1X➁➁ V ❼s➁ X,0✆ ❃ ▼r,0

✔ ❼X➁.

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Definition of naive cobordism theories

We now consider the bivariant theory ❼▼❻

✔,❨❵➁ ✂ ❼▼❻,0 ✔ ,❨❵➁.

Definition [AY, Definition 6.1(1)] Let ❼B❻,❨❵➁ be a quotient bivariant theory of ▼❻

✔. We say that

❼B❻,❨❵➁ is a naive cobordism theory if, given a morphism f ✂ X Y and a projective morphism W P1 ✕ X such that W P1 ✕ X

idP1✕f

Ð Ð Ð P1 ✕ Y is quasi-smooth of relative virtual dimension d, then W0 X✆ W➟ X✆ ❃ B✏d❼X

f

Ð Y ➁, where W0 and W➟ are the homotopy fibres of W P1 ✕ X over ➌0➑ ✕ X and ➌➟➑ ✕ X respectively.

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Definition of precobordism theories

Definition [AY, Definition 6.1(2)] Let ❼B❻,❨❵➁ be a naive cobordism theory. We say that ❼B❻,❨❵➁ is a precobordism theory if, given line bundles L1 and L2 on a quasi-projective derived scheme X, we have e❼L1 ❛ L2➁ e❼L1➁ ✔ e❼L2➁ ✏ e❼L1➁ ❨ e❼L2➁ ❨ P1 X✆ ✏ e❼L1➁ ❨ e❼L2➁ ❨ e❼L1 ❛ L2➁ ❨ ❼P2 X✆ ✏ P3 X✆➁ in B1❼X

idX

Ð Ð X➁, where ❨ ❨❵ and P1 ✂ PX❼L1 ❵ ❖➁, P2 ✂ PX❼L1 ❵ ❼L1 ❛ L2➁ ❵ ❖➁, P3 ✂ PPX ❼L1❵❼L1❛L2➁➁❼❖❼✏1➁ ❵ ❖➁.

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Equivalent definition of precobordism theories

Proposition [AY, Proposition 6.3] A naive cobordism theory ❼B❻,❨❵➁ is a precobordism theory if and

  • nly if, given a quasi-smooth morphism W P1 ✕ X with

homotopy fibres W0 and W➟ of W P1 ✕ X over ➌0➑ ✕ X and ➌➟➑ ✕ X respectively such that W➟ is equivalent to the sum of divisors A W and B W , the double point cobordism formula W0 X✆ A X✆ ✔ B X✆ ✏ P X✆ ❃ B1❼X➁, holds, where P ✂ PZ❼❖❼A➁ ❵ ❖➁ holds with Z the derived intersection of A and B in W .

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Associated precobordism with line bundles

Note that we have an inclusion ❼▼❻

✔,❨❵➁ ✵ ❼▼❻,1 ✔ ,❨❛➁ given by

V

h

Ð X,0✆ ✭ V

h

Ð X,❖X✆. Definition [AY, Definition 6.6] For a precobordism theory ❼B❻,❨❵➁ ❼▼❻

✔,❨❵➁⑦I, its associated

precobordism with line bundles is defined as the bivariant theory ❼B❻,1,❨❛➁ ✂ ❼▼❻,1

✔ ,❨❛➁⑦❵I❡❼▼❻,1

✔ ,❨❛➁.

We obtain an induced inclusion ❼B❻,❨❵➁ ✵ ❼B❻,1,❨❛➁ and an induced forgetful Grothendieck transformation ❋ ✂ ❼B❻,1,❨❛➁ ❼B❻,❨❵➁.

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Associated precobordism with line bundles

Theorem [AY, Theorem 6.12] Let B❻ be a precobordism theory. Then the group B❻,1❼pt➁ has an B❻❼pt➁-linear basis given by ❼Pi pt,❖❼1➁✆➁i❈0. Theorem [AY, Theorem 6.13] Let B❻ be a precobordism theory. Then the natural cross product map B❻,1❼pt➁ ❛B❻❼pt➁ B❻❼X Y ➁ B❻,1❼X Y ➁, ❼V pt,L✆,W X✆➁ ✭ V ✕ W X,π❻

V ❼L➁✆,

is an isomorphism, where πV ✂ V ✕ W V is the canonical projection.

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Examples

Example 1 [AY, Example 6.4] If A k is a field of characteristic 0, then Annala’s bivariant derived algebraic cobordism Ω❻ is a precobordism theory. The associated precobordism with line bundles is just Annala’s bivariant algebraic cobordism Ω❻,1 with line bundles. Example 2 [AY, Construction 6.5] One easily obtains the universal precobordism theory Ω❻ as a quotient bivariant theory from ▼❻

✔ by enforcing the relations from

the definition of precobordism theories. Any precobordism theory B❻ is a quotient of Ω❻.

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Weak projective bundle formula

Theorem [AY, Theorem 6.22] Let B❻ be a bivariant precobordism theory and X Y a morphism between derived schemes over a Noetherian ring A of finite Krull

  • dimension. Then the assignments α ✭ e❼❖❼1➁➁i ❨ θ❼π➁ ❨ α induce

an isomorphism ❃n

i0 B❻✏i✔n❼X Y ➁ ☞ B❻❼Pn ✕ X Y ➁

  • f B❻❼pt➁-modules, where π is the projection Pn ✕ X X.

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Corollary [AY, Corollary 6.24] There is a natural isomorphism B❻❼Pn ✕ X➁ ☞ B❻❼X➁t✆⑦❵tn✔1❡ of rings, where t e❼❖❼1➁➁. Proof. Since B❻ is a commutative bivariant theory, the homotopy Cartesian square Pn ✕ X

π

  • id

Pn ✕ X

π

  • X

id

X

implies that θ❼π➁ ❨❵ α π❻❼α➁ ❨❵ θ❼π➁ for all α ❃ B❻❼X➁.

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Proof (continued). Since the orientations along quasi-smooth morphisms are all nice (i.e. stable under pullbacks), the homomorphisms ✏ ❨❵ θ❼π➁ ✂ B❻✔n❼Pn ✕ X➁ B❻❼Pn ✕ X X➁ are isomorphisms. So the previous theorem implies that the homomorphisms ti ❨❵ π❻ ✂ B❻✏i❼X➁ B❻❼Pn ✕ X➁ induce an isomorphism ❃n

i0 B❻✏i❼X➁ B❻❼Pn ✕ X➁.

Since ti Pn✏i ✕ X Pn ✕ X,0✆, it follows that tn✔1 0.

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Formal group law

Now let n,m ❈ 1 and consider the line bundle ❖n,m❼1,1➁ ✂ π❻

1❼❖Pn❼1➁➁ ❛ π❻ 2❼❖Pm❼1➁➁

  • n Pn ✕ Pm. Using the previous result, one obtains an isomorphism

B❻❼Pn ✕ Pm➁ ☞ B❻❼pt➁x,y✆⑦❵xn✔1,ym✔1❡. In particular, there are unique coefficients an,m

ij

❃ B❻❼pt➁ such that e❼❖n,m❼1,1➁➁ Pi,j an,m

ij

xiyj ❃ B❻❼pt➁x,y✆⑦❵xn✔1,ym✔1❡. These coefficients do not depend on n,m as long as i ❇ n and j ❇ m.

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Formal group law

Therefore one obtains the following result: Corollary [AY, Corollary 6.25] Let B❻ be a precobordism theory. Then there is a formal group law given by FB❻❼x,y➁ ✂ Pi,j aijxiyj ❃ B❻❼pt➁x,y✆✆ such that, for any two (globally generated) line bundles L1,L2 on a quasi-projective derived scheme X, one has e❼L1 ❛ L2➁ FB❻❼e❼L1➁,e❼L2➁➁ Pi,j aije❼L1➁ie❼L2➁j ❃ B❻❼X➁. The formal group law above induces a homomorphism of rings L B❻❼pt➁.

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Construction of Chern classes

For all vector bundles E of rank r on a quasi-projective derived A-scheme X one constructs

  • 1. a projective quasi-smooth morphism πX,E ✂ ˜

XE X of relative virtual dimension 0 which is natural in the sense that, for any morphism f ✂ Y X, there is a homotopy Cartesian square ˜ Yf ❻❼E➁

πY ,f ❻❼E➁

  • f ➐

˜

XE

πX,E

  • Y

f

X

  • 2. π❻

X,E❼E➁ has a natural filtration 0 E0 ❜ E1 ❜ ... ❜ Er π❻ X,E❼E➁

with line bundles L1,...,Lr as the associated graded pieces;

  • 3. a class ηX,E ❃ Ω0❼ ˜

XE➁ pushing forward to 1X ❃ Ω0❼X➁ which is natural in the sense that f ➐❻ηX,E ηY ,f ❻❼E➁ for f and f ➐ as above.

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Construction of Chern classes

Definition Let E be a vector bundle of rank r on a quasi-projective derived A-scheme X. Its ith Chern class is defined as ci❼E➁ ✂ πX,E!❼si❼e❼L1➁,...,e❼Lr➁➁ ❨❵ ηX,E➁ ❃ Ωi❼X➁ for 1 ❇ i ❇ r and its total Chern class is defined as c❼E➁ 1X ✔ c1❼E➁ ✔ ... ✔ cr❼E➁ ❃ Ω❻❼X➁.

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Euler classes in the universal precobordism theory

Lemma [A, Lemma 4.1] Let X be a quasi-projective derived A-scheme and 0 E ➐ E E ➐➐ 0 be a short exact sequence of vector bundles over X. Then e❼E➁ e❼E ➐➁ ❨❵ e❼E ➐➐➁ ❃ Ω❻❼X➁

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Euler classes in the universal precobordism theory

Lemma [A, Lemma 4.2] Let E be a vector bundle of rank r on a quasi-projective derived A-scheme X. Then its Euler class e❼E➁ ❃ Ω❻❼X➁ is nilpotent. Sketch of proof. If r 1, we can write L L1 ❛ L✲

2 with L1,L2 globally generated.

By the defining relation of a precobordism theory, we can hence assume that L is globally generated. In this case, we can find global sections s1,...,sn which generate L. Since the derived intersection of the vanishing loci V ❼s1➁,...,V ❼sn➁ is empty and e❼L➁ V ❼s1➁ X,0✆ ... V ❼sn➁ X,0✆, the claim follows. If r ❆ 1, one constructs a surjection E n L on a line bundle L for some n ❆❆ 0, so e❼E➁n e❼E ❵n➁ is multiple of e❼L➁.

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Construction of Chern classes

One constructs πX,E ✂ ˜ XE X, L1,...,Lr and ηX,E ❃ Ω0❼ ˜ XE➁ by induction on r: If r 1, simply define ˜ XE X, πX,E idX, choose the trivial filtration 0 ❜ E and ηX,E 1X ❃ Ω0❼X➁. If r ❆ 1, we let Z be the vanishing locus of the zero section of E. Furthermore, we let ˜ X BlZ❼X➁ and denote by π ✂ ˜ X X the structure morphism of ˜ X. Then there is a canonical exact sequence 0 ❖❼❊➁ π❻❼E➁ Q 0

  • f vector bundles on ˜

X, where ❊ is the exceptional divisor.

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Construction of Chern classes

One proves that the element η➐

X,E ❃ Ω❻❼ ˜

X➁ defined as P➟

i0 e❼E➁i ❨P ˜ X❼❖ ❵ π❻❼E➁➁✆i ❨❼1 ˜ X ✏e❼❖❼❊➁➁❨P ˜ X❼❖❼❊➁❵❖➁✆➁

with ❨ ❨❵ satisfies π!❼η➐

X,E➁ 1X and defines:

˜ XE ✂ ❐ BlZ❼X➁Q πX,E ✂ ❐ BlZ❼X➁Q

πBlZ ❼X➁,Q

Ð Ð Ð Ð Ð BlZ❼X➁

π

Ð X ηX,E ✂ ηBlZ ❼X➁,Q ❨❵ π❻

BlZ ❼X➁,Q❼η➐ X,E➁

We obtain the desired filtration of π❻

X,E❼E➁ by combining the

pullback of ❖❼❊➁ to ˜ XE and the pullback of the filtration of π❻

BlZ ❼X➁,Q❼Q➁ along the surjection E Q.

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One then checks that all the desired properties of ˜ XE are satisfied, e.g. πX,E!❼ηX,E➁ π!❼πBlZ ❼X➁,Q!❼ηBlZ ❼X➁,Q ❨❵ π❻

BlZ ❼X➁,Q❼η➐ X,E➁➁➁

π!❼πBlZ ❼X➁,Q!❼ηBlZ ❼X➁,Q➁ ❨❵ η➐

X,E➁➁

π!❼1BlZ ❼X➁ ❨❵ η➐

X,E➁

π!❼η➐

X,E➁

1X.

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Projective bundle formula

Theorem [A, Theorem 5.16(1)] Let B❻ be a bivariant precobordism theory and X Y a morphism between derived schemes over a Noetherian ring A of finite Krull

  • dimension. Let E be a vector bundle of rank r over X. Then there

is a natural isomorphism B❻❼P❼E➁➁ ☞ B❻❼X➁t✆⑦❵f ❡

  • f rings, where t e❼❖❼1➁➁ and f Pr

i0 ❼✏1➁icr✏i❼E ✲➁ti.

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Bivariant projective bundle formula

Theorem [A, Theorem 5.16(2)] Let B❻ be a bivariant precobordism theory and X Y a morphism between derived schemes over a Noetherian ring A of finite Krull

  • dimension. Let E be a vector bundle of rank r over X. Then the

assignment α ❛ β ✭ α ❨ θ❼π➁ ❨ β induces an isomorphism B❻❼P❼E➁➁ ❛B❻❼X➁ B❻❼X Y ➁ ☞ B❻❼P❼E➁ Y ➁

  • f B❻❼P❼E➁➁-modules, where π is the structure morphism

P❼E➁ X.

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