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Cohomological Hasse principle for schemes over valuation rings of higher dimensional local fields

K. Kato's conjecture about the cohomological Hasse principle for regular connected schemes $\mathfrak X$ which are flat and proper over the complete discrete valuation rings $\mathcal O_N$ of higher local fields $F_N$ is proven. This generalizes the work of M. Kerz, S. Saito and U. Jannsen for finite fields to the case of all higher local fields. For that purpose a $p$-alteration theorem for the local uniformization of schemes over valuation rings of arbitrary finite rank and a corresponding Bertini theorem is developed extending the results of O. Gabber, J. deJong, L. Illusie, M. Temkin, S. Saito, U. Jannsen to the non-noetherian world. As an application it is shown that certain motivic cohomology groups of varieties over higher local fields are finite. This is one of the rare cases where such a result could be shown for schemes without finite or separably closed residue fields. Furthermore, it will be derived that the kernels of the reciprocity map $ρ^X : \text{SK}_N(X) \to π_1^\text{ab}(X)$ and norm map $N_{X|F}: \text{SK}_N(X) \to K_N^M(F_N)$ modulo maximal $p'$-divisible subgroups are finite for regular $X$ which are proper over a higher local field $F_N$ with final residue characteristic $p$. This generalizes results of S. Bloch, K. Kato, U. Jannsen, S. Saito from varieties over finite and local fields to varieties over higher local fields, both of arbitrary dimensions.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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