Hopkins's Wilson space hypothesis for algebraic cobordism

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Let kk be a field, let \bMGL\bMGL denote the motivic algebraic cobordism spectrum, let \bT\bT be the motivic suspension coordinate, and let \bDM(k)\bDM(k) be the category of motives over kk. For each n∈Zn\in\mathbb{Z}, write Ω\bT∞−n\bMGL\Omega^{\infty-n}_{\bT}\bMGL for the corresponding motivic infinite loop space and M(Ω\bT∞−n\bMGL)M(\Omega^{\infty-n}_{\bT}\bMGL) for its motive in \bDM(k)\bDM(k). Hopkins's Wilson space hypothesis. For every n∈Zn\in\mathbb{Z}, the motive M(Ω\bT∞−n\bMGL)∈\bDM(k)M(\Omega^{\infty-n}_{\bT}\bMGL)\in\bDM(k) is pure Tate. This hypothesis predicts that all motivic infinite loop spaces of algebraic cobordism have motives built from Tate motives; the source gives no resolution, so the assertion remains open.

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Tom Bachmann, Elden Elmanto, Marc Hoyois, Adeel A. Khan, Vladimir Sosnilo and Maria Yakerson, “On the infinite loop spaces of algebraic cobordism and the motivic sphere”, arXiv:1911.02262 (2021).

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