Exactness conjecture for the homological t-groups

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Let FF be an infinite field, let kk be either Q\mathbb{Q} or Z/l\mathbb{Z}/l for a prime ll, and assume K2M(F)⊗k=0K_2^M(F)\otimes k=0. Let tr(k)(F)\mathfrak{t}_r^{(k)}(F) denote the homological tt-group appearing in the paper, and let H1(F∗,k)H_1(F^*,k) be the first homology of the multiplicative group with coefficients in kk. Exactness conjecture for the homological t-groups. For every n≥3n\geq 3, the sequence

tn−2(k)(F)⟶tn(k)(F)⟶H1(F∗,k)⟶0\mathfrak{t}_{n-2}^{(k)}(F)\longrightarrow\mathfrak{t}_{n}^{(k)}(F)\longrightarrow H_1(F^*,k)\longrightarrow 0

is exact. By the preceding discussion, this conjecture implies the stated parity conjecture for the primitive groups; its validity is left open in the excerpt.

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Behrooz Mirzaii, “Homology of GL_n over algebraically closed fields”, arXiv:math/0703337 (2007).

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