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Nobuaki Yagita

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Definitions and examples of algeebraic Morava K-theories

Algebraic Morava K-theories are defined by Sechin,Vishik and others as quotients of algebraic cobordisms. On the other hand, the author had defined them as some (two degrees) cohomology theories. In this paper, we compare these theories.

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Etale cohomologies of quadrics over R

In this paper, we study etale cohomologies of quadrics over R. An element in the etale cohomology is called algebraic, if it is in the image of the cycle map from the Chow ring. In this paper, we compute the etale cohomology of norm quadrics, and give examples which have many non-algebraic elements.

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Coniveau filtrations and Milnor operations Qn

Let BG be the classifying space of an algebraic group over the complex field C. We compute a new stable rational invariant defined by the difference of two coniveau filtrations (by Benoist and Ottem) of a (projective) approximation for BG.

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Algebraic cobordism and flag varieties

Let $X$ be an algebraic variety over $k$ such that $\bar X=X\otimes_k\bar k$ is cellular. We study torsion elements in the Chow ring $CH^*(X)$ which corresponds to $v_iy$ in the algebraic cobordism $Ω^*(\bar X)$ where $0\not=y\in CH^*(\bar X)/p$ and $v_i$ is the generator of $BP^*$ with $|v_i|=-2(p^i-1).$ In particular, we try to compute $CH^*(X)$ from $Ω^*(\bar X)$ when $X$ are twisted complete flag varieties.

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The Gamma filtrations for the Spin groups

Let $G$ be a compact Lie group and $T$ its maximal torus. In this paper, we try to compute $gr_γ^*(G/T)$ the graded ring associated with the gamma filtration of the complex $K$-theory $K^0(G/T)$ for $G=Spin(n)$. In particular, we give a counterexample for a conjecture by Karpenko when $G=Spin(17)$. The arguments for $E_7$ in $§11$ of the old version were not correct, and they are deleted in this version.

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Notes on Chow rings of G/B and BG

Let $G$ be a compact Lie group and $T$ its maximal torus. The composition of maps $ H^*(BG)\to H^*(BT) \to H^*(G/T)$ is zero for positive degree, while it is far from exact. We change $H^*(G/T)$ by Chow ring $CH^*(X)$ for $X$ some twisted form of $G/T$, and change $H^*(BG)$ by $CH^*(BG)$. Then we see that it becomes near to exact but still not exact, in general. We also see that the difference for exactness relates to the generalized Rost motive in $X$.

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Notes on the filtration of the K-theory for abelian p-groups

In this paper, I correct errors in my paper (Kodai Math. J. (2015)) about gamma filtrations for classifying spaces for abelian p-groups which are not elementary. We also extend Chetard's results for such 2-groups to p-groups for odd prime.

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Kunneth formula for graded rings associated to K-theories of Rost motives

In this paper, we study the graded ring gr(X) defined by the K-theory of twisted flag variety X. In particular, Kunneth map from gr(R')(\otimes)gr(R') to gr(R) is studed explicitly for an original Rost motive R' and a generalized Rost motive R. Using this, we give an example that T(X)^2 is nonzero for the torsion ideal T(X) in the Chow ring CH(X).

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The gamma filtrations of K-theory of complete flag varieties

Let G be a simply connected compact Lie group and T its maximal torus. We compute the graded ring gr_{gamma}(G/T) associated with the gamma filtration of the complex K-theory K(G/T). We use the Chow ring of the corresponding versal flag variety.

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The splitting of cohomology of p-groups with rank 2

Let BP be the p-completed classifying space of a p-group P with p-rank 2. For an odd prime p, by using stable homotopy splitting of BP, we study the decomposition of even dimensional parts of the integral cohomology and the Chow ring of BP.

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Note on restriction maps of Chow rings to Weyl group invariants

Let G be an algebraic group corresponding to a compact Lie group. We study the restiction map from the Chow ring CH(BG) to the Wely group invariants CH(BT)^W. For example, we note that if G is simply connect and H(G) has torsion, then the restriction map is always not surjective.

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