Künneth conjecture for pp-power torsion Azumaya algebras

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Let XX be a quasi-compact and quasi-separated scheme in which pp is invertible, and let AA and A′A' be pp-power torsion Azumaya algebras over XX. The Künneth map is

K(A)⊗K(X)K(A′)→K(A⊗XA′).K(A)\otimes_{K(X)}K(A')\to K(A\otimes_X A').

Here K(−)K(-) denotes algebraic KK-theory, and a map is a K(1)K(1)-local equivalence when it becomes an equivalence after K(1)K(1)-localization. Künneth conjecture. The displayed Künneth map is a K(1)K(1)-local equivalence. This is not a consequence of the preceding result because not all pp-power torsion Azumaya algebras are split by pp-power Galois covers, even in the affine case. The source gives no resolution.

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

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