Gersten's acyclicity conjecture for regular local rings
Let , where is a regular local ring. For each , let be the Gersten complex associated with the codimensional filtration, whose terms are built from the groups at points of codimension . Gersten's Conjecture. The complex resolves , meaning
This is the acyclicity conjecture for the Gersten complex of a regular local ring and is a central problem in algebraic -theory. The source does not specify a resolution status for the general statement.
References
Primary source
C. Skalit, “Regular Morphisms and Gersten's Conjecture”, arXiv:1710.00303 (2017).
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RemarkAI-assistedClaimed by OpenAI. The manuscript claims a two-dimensional ramified regular local ring A of mixed characteristic (0,5) for which K_5(A) to K_5(Frac(A)) has nonzero kernel. This obstructs the natural first injectivity required by the page’s integral Gersten resolution and gives a claimed mixed-characteristic counterexample. It does not concern only Milnor K-theory, rational coefficients, or regular local rings containing a field.See full solution
Claimed by OpenAI. The manuscript claims a two-dimensional ramified regular local ring A of mixed characteristic (0,5) for which K_5(A) to K_5(Frac(A)) has nonzero kernel. This obstructs the natural first injectivity required by the page’s integral Gersten resolution and gives a claimed mixed-characteristic counterexample. It does not concern only Milnor K-theory, rational coefficients, or regular local rings containing a field.
GitHub repository: https://github.com/openai/math
- OpenAI-209-01-An-integral-counterexample-to-Gersten-s-conjecture.pdfOpen
RemarkAI-assistedClaimed by OpenAI. The manuscript claims a two-dimensional ramified regular local ring A of mixed characteristic (0,5) with nonzero kernel in the integral map K_3(A) to K_3(Frac(A)). This contradicts the natural first injectivity needed for the page’s Gersten resolution in degree three if the claim holds. The statement is a ramified mixed-characteristic example, not a claim about rational coefficients or only Milnor K-theory.See full solution
Claimed by OpenAI. The manuscript claims a two-dimensional ramified regular local ring A of mixed characteristic (0,5) with nonzero kernel in the integral map K_3(A) to K_3(Frac(A)). This contradicts the natural first injectivity needed for the page’s Gersten resolution in degree three if the claim holds. The statement is a ramified mixed-characteristic example, not a claim about rational coefficients or only Milnor K-theory.
GitHub repository: https://github.com/openai/math
- OpenAI-209-02-An-integral-degree-three-Gersten-counterexample.pdfOpen