Abstract

We extend the theory of ambidexterity developed by M. J. Hopkins and J. Lurie and show that the infty -categories of T!left( nright) -local spectra are infty -semiadditive for all n, where T!left( nright) is the telescope on a v_{n}-self map of a type n spectrum. This generalizes and provides a new proof for the analogous result of Hopkins–Lurie on K!left( nright) -local spectra. Moreover, we show that K!left( nright) -local and T!left( nright) -local spectra are respectively, the minimal and maximal 1-semiadditive localizations of spectra with respect to a homotopy ring, and that all such localizations are in fact infty -semiadditive. As a consequence, we deduce that several different notions of “bounded chromatic height” for homotopy rings are equivalent, and in particular, that T!left( nright) -homology of pi -finite spaces depends only on the nth Postnikov truncation. A key ingredient in the proof of the main result is a construction of a certain power operation for commutative ring objects in stable 1-semiadditive infty -categories. This is closely related to some known constructions for Morava E-theory and is of independent interest. Using this power operation we also give a new proof, and a generalization, of a nilpotence conjecture of J. P. May, which was proved by A. Mathew, N. Naumann, and J. Noel.

Highlights

  • 1.1 Main resultsGiven an abelian group A with an action of a finite group G, summation along the orbit provides a natural map NmG : AG → AG from the co-invariants to the invariants

  • It seems appropriate at this point to say a few words about the results summarized in Theorem D, in light of the Telescope Conjecture, which asserts that SpK(n) = SpT(n), see [38]

  • For K (1)-local E∞-rings, Hopkins has constructed in [21] similar looking power operations denoted θ. Generalizations of these operations to higher heights were studied by different authors including [42,47], and using them, a canonical lift of Frobenius was constructed in [46] for the Morava E-theory cohomology ring of a space

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Main results

Given an abelian group A with an action of a finite group G, summation along the orbit provides a natural map NmG : AG → AG from the co-invariants to the invariants. It seems appropriate at this point to say a few words about the results summarized in Theorem D, in light of the (still open) Telescope Conjecture, which asserts that SpK(n) = SpT(n), see [38] If this conjecture is true, the property of higher semiadditivity characterizes completely the K (n)-local ∞-categories among localizations of Sp with respect to homotopy rings (as does the existence of the Bousfield–Kuhn functor). For K (1)-local E∞-rings, Hopkins has constructed in [21] similar looking power operations denoted θ Generalizations of these operations to higher heights were studied by different authors including [42,47], and using them, a canonical lift of Frobenius was constructed in [46] for the Morava E-theory cohomology ring of a space. That was proved in [35] (Corollary 5.2.5)

Background on higher semiadditivity
From norms to integration
From integration to norms
The inductive process
Relative and axiomatic integration
Outline of the proof
Organization
Terminology and notation
Norms and integration
Norms and iso-norms
Integration
D FD Dis a natural isomorphism
Normed and ambidextrous squares
Calculus of normed squares
Monoidal structure and duality
Tensor normed functors
Tensor normed squares
Amenability
Local-systems and ambidexterity
Local-systems and canonical norms
Base change and canonical norms
Base change and integration
Amenable spaces
Higher semiadditivity and spans
Higher semiadditive functors
Multivariate functors
Monoidal local systems
Symmetric monoidal dimension
Equivariant powers
Functoriality and integration
Additivity of theta
Definition and properties
Definition and naturality
Additivity of alpha
Alpha and the unit
Stability and additive p-derivations
Detection principle for higher semiadditivity
Nil-conservativitiy
Applications to chromatic homotopy theory
Generalities of chromatic homotopy theory
Morava theories
Telescopic localizations
Nilpotence theorem
Power operations
May’s conjecture
Higher semiadditivity and weak rings
General localizations
Weak rings
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