Gubeladze's nilpotence conjecture for monoid algebras

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Let kk be a commutative ring, let MM be an abelian monoid, and let c=(c1,c2,…)\mathfrak c=(c_1,c_2,\ldots) be a sequence of integers with ci≥2c_i\ge 2. For each c≥2c\ge 2, the dilation θc:k[M]→k[M]\theta_c:k[M]\to k[M] is defined by θc(χa)=χac\theta_c(\chi_a)=\chi_{a^c}, and write

K∗(k[M])c=colim⁡θcnK∗(k[M]).K_*(k[M])^{\mathfrak c}=\operatorname*{colim}_{\theta_{c_n}}K_*(k[M]).

Assume that kk is regular Noetherian and that MM is cancellative, torsion-free, and has no non-trivial units. Gubeladze's nilpotence conjecture.

K∗(k[M])c=K∗(k).K_*(k[M])^{\mathfrak c}=K_*(k).

This predicts that all nilpotent contributions disappear after iterated dilations; the supplied text gives no resolution status.

References

Primary source

Guillermo Cortiñas, “Excision, descent, and singularity in algebraic K-theory”, arXiv:1312.1639 (2014).

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