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An integral version of a result of Kostant on Lie algebras Uniform pro- p -groups and their Lie algebras Iwasawa algebras and SK 1 Application On SK 1 of Iwasawa algebras joint work with Peter Schneider Otmar Venjakob Mathematisches Institut


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An integral version of a result of Kostant on Lie algebras Uniform pro-p-groups and their Lie algebras Iwasawa algebras and SK1 Application

On SK1 of Iwasawa algebras

joint work with Peter Schneider Otmar Venjakob

Mathematisches Institut Universit¨ at Heidelberg

Cartagena, 14.02.2012

Otmar Venjakob On SK1 of Iwasawa algebras

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An integral version of a result of Kostant on Lie algebras Uniform pro-p-groups and their Lie algebras Iwasawa algebras and SK1 Application The problem A counterexample Chevalley orders Main result on Lie algebras

The setup

R commutative ring, L a R-Lie algebra, finitely generated free as R-module [ , ] : L ∧ L → L

  • L :=< x ∧ y | [x, y]L = 0 >R ⊆

ker[ , ] Question: When does L = ker[ , ] hold?

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A counterexample

Assume that 2 ǫ R×. V := R4 with standard basis e1, . . . , e4 and W := 2 V /R(e1 ∧ e2 + e3 ∧ e4) (rank 5) ∂ :

2

  • V

pr

− − → W . Note that ker ∂ does not contain any nonzero vector of the form a ∧ b. L′ := V ⊕ W with bracket [ , ] :

2

  • L′

pr

− − →

2

  • V

− → W

− − → L′ makes L′ into a 2-step nilpotent Lie algebra over R with center Z(L′) = [L′, L′] = W and e1 ∧ e2 + e3 ∧ e4 ǫ ker[ , ] \ L′.

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Chevalley orders

F field of characteristic zero g a F-split reductive Lie algebra over F with center z, Cartan subalgebra h and root system Φ, [Xα, X−α] = −Hα Q∨ :=

α ǫ Φ ZHα ⊆ h coroot lattice

P∨ := {h ǫ

α ǫ Φ QHα : β(h) ǫ Z for any β ǫ Φ} ⊆ h coweight

lattice of the root system Φ hZ ⊆ h Z-lattice such that Q∨ ⊆ hZ ⊆ P∨ ⊕ z , gZ := hZ +

  • α ǫ Φ

ZXα ⊆ g . gZ is a Z-Lie subalgebra (Chevalley order) of g. gR := R ⊗Z gZ is a R-Lie algebra.

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Theorem If 2 and 3 are invertible in R then ker[ , ] = gR. Kostant had proved the case R = C by different methods. This is an integral version of his result.

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Uniform pro-p-groups

G (topologically) finitely generated pro-p group with

1 [G, G] ⊆ G p, 2

Gi/Gi+1

·p ∼ =

Gi+1/Gi+2 for all i ≥ 1,

where G1 := G and Gi := [G, Gi]G p is the lower p-central series, is called uniform pro-p group. Facts:

1

G

·pi−1 ∼ =

Gi is homeomorphic (but not homomorphic in

general).

2 (Lazard) A pro-finite group G is a p-adic Lie group ⇐

⇒ G has an open characteristic subgroup which is uniform.

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The associated Lie algebra

The operations x + y := lim

n→∞(xpnypn)

1 pn

(x, y) := lim

n→∞[xpn, ypn]

1 p2n

make G into a Zp Lie algebra, denoted L := L(G), and we have an equivalence of categories {G uniform} ← → {L with (L, L) ⊆ pL,i.e., powerful}

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Iwasawa algebras

G pro-finite group Λ(G) := lim ← −

U⊳G open

Zp[G/U] Iwasawa algebra Λ∞(G) := lim ← −

U⊳G open

Qp[G/U] SK1(Zp[G/U]) := ker

  • K1(Zp[G/U]) −

→ K1(Qp[G/U])

  • is known to be finite!

SK1(Λ(G)) := ker

  • K1(Λ(G)) −

→ K1(Λ∞(G)) ∼ = lim ← − SK1(Zp[G/U]) by a result of Fukaya and Kato.

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A homological description

Oliver: for H finite we have ⊕A⊆HH2(A, Z) − → H2(H, Z) − → SK1(Zp[H]) − → 0 where A runs trough all abelian subgroups of H. Dualizing with −∨ := Homcts(−, Qp/Zp) and taking limits gives: SK1(Λ(G))∨ = ker

  • H2(G, Qp/Zp) −

→ lim − →

N

  • A⊆G/N

H2(A, Qp/Zp)

  • .

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A cohomological criterion

If G has no torsion, then SK1 = 0 ⇐ ⇒ 0 − → H1(G, Qp/Zp)/p

δ

− → H2(G, Fp)

res

− − →

  • A⊆G

H2(A, Fp) is exact. As a consequence of Whiteheads Lemma and a result of Lazard we obtain Corollary If G is a compact p-adic Lie group such that L(G) := Qp ⊗Zp L(G) is semi-simple, then SK1(Λ(G)) is finite.

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The uniform case

Lazard: H∗(G, Fp) = H1(G, Fp) V := G/G p. Then SK1 = 0 ⇐ ⇒ 0 − →

  • V

− − →

2

  • V

δ∨

− − → G ab[p] − → 0 , is exact

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The uniform case

Lazard: H∗(G, Fp) = H1(G, Fp) V := G/G p. Then SK1 = 0 ⇐ ⇒ 0 − →

  • V

− − →

2

  • V

δ∨

− − → G ab[p] − → 0 , is exact ⇐ ⇒

  • V = ker ∂

where ∂ : V ∧ V − → (G p/[G p, G])[p] gG p ∧ hG p − → [g, h] mod [G p, G]

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A Lie criterion

SK1 = 0 ⇐ ⇒

  • L = ker[ , ]

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Vanishing of SK1

R = Zp for p = 2, 3 g a Qp-split reductive Lie algebra gZ ⊆ g a Chevalley order. Then, for any n ≥ 1, pngZp corresponds to unique uniform p-adic Lie group G(pn) with Zp-Lie algebra L(G(pn)) = pngZp . Theorem In the above setting we have SK1(Λ(G(pn))) = 0 .

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Examples

G a split reductive group scheme over Z G(pn) := ker

  • G(Zp) → G(Z/pn)
  • satisfies conditions of the theorem, e.g. for m ≥ 1

ker (SLd(Zp) → SLd(Zp/pm)) .

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Iwasawa Main Conjecture

Uniqueness-statements in Main Conjectures of Iwasawa theory: SK1(Λ(G))

  • L, L′ ✤

[XE]

K1(Λ(G))

DET

K1(Λ(G)S)

DET

K0(S−tor)

Maps(Irr(G), Zp

×)

Maps(Irr(G), Qp ∪ {∞})

That is, if SK1(Λ(G)) = 1 and if L is induced form Λ(G) ∩ Λ(G)×

S

(no poles), then L is unique with

1 ∂L = [XE], 2 DET(L) satisfies some interpolation property. Otmar Venjakob On SK1 of Iwasawa algebras