Cellularity conjecture for K(1)K(1)-local motives over Q\overline{\mathbb Q}

The category of K(1)K(1)-local motives relative to Q\overline{\mathbb Q} is the category under consideration, with cellular objects understood as those in the localizing subcategory generated by the unit. Cellularity conjecture. The category of K(1)K(1)-local motives relative to Q\overline{\mathbb Q} is cellular. The conjecture reflects the expectation that, over an arithmetic point such as Q\overline{\mathbb Q}, the geometric and arithmetic obstructions to cellularity disappear. The source notes that a weaker formulation, restricted to dualizable K(1)K(1)-local motives, may be more reasonable; no resolution is given.

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Maxime Ramzi, “K(1)-local K-theory of Azumaya algebras”, arXiv:2509.01516 (2026).

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