The reduced Homological Vanishing Conjecture

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Let pp be a prime and hh a height. Write Gh\mathbf{G}_h for the height-hh Morava stabilizer group, EhE_h for Morava EE-theory, and let FpFph\mathbf{F}_p\subseteq \mathbf{F}_{p^h} denote the prime field. The natural inclusion of Witt vectors induces a map on zeroth homology.

Reduced Homological Vanishing Conjecture. For the parameters under consideration, this map is an isomorphism

FpH0(Gh;Fph)H0(Gh;π0(Eh)/p).\mathbf{F}_p\simeq H_0(\mathbf{G}_h;\mathbf{F}_{p^h})\overset{\sim}{\longrightarrow} H_0(\mathbf{G}_h;\pi_0(E_h)/p).

This is the reduced homological special case of the Chromatic Vanishing Conjecture. The paper explains that this special case would imply vanishing of the exotic K(h)K(h)-local Picard group in the relevant borderline situation, but does not establish the conjecture in general.

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Dominic Leon Culver and Ningchuan Zhang, “Exotic Picard groups and chromatic vanishing via the Gross-Hopkins duality”, arXiv:2203.09455 (2023).

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