Scheiderer motives and equivariant higher topos theory

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Abstract

We give an algebro-geometric interpretation of C2C_2-equivariant stable homotopy theory by means of the bb-topology introduced by Claus Scheiderer in his study of 22-torsion phenomena in étale cohomology. To accomplish this, we first revisit and extend work of Scheiderer on equivariant topos theory by functorially associating to a ∞\infty-topos X\mathscr{X} with GG-action a presentable stable ∞\infty-category SpG(X)\mathrm{Sp}^G(\mathscr{X}), which recovers the ∞\infty-category SpG\mathrm{Sp}^G of genuine GG-spectra when X\mathscr{X} is the terminal GG-∞\infty-topos. Given a scheme XX with 1/2∈OX1/2 \in \mathcal{O}_X, our construction then specializes to produce an ∞\infty-category SpbC2(X)\mathrm{Sp}^{C_2}_b(X) of "bb-sheaves with transfers" as bb-sheaves of spectra on the small étale site of XX equipped with certain transfers along the extension X[i]→XX[i] \rightarrow X; if XX is the spectrum of a real closed field, then SpbC2(X)\mathrm{Sp}^{C_2}_b(X) recovers SpC2\mathrm{Sp}^{C_2}. On a large class of schemes, we prove that, after pp-completion, our construction assembles into a premotivic functor satisfying the full six functors formalism. We then introduce the bb-variant SHb(X)\mathrm{SH}_b(X) of the ∞\infty-category SH(X)\mathrm{SH}(X) of motivic spectra over XX (in the sense of Morel-Voevodsky), and produce a natural equivalence of ∞\infty-categories SHb(X)p∧≃SpbC2(X)p∧\mathrm{SH}_b(X)^{\wedge}_p \simeq \mathrm{Sp}^{C_2}_b(X)^{\wedge}_p through amalgamating the étale and real étale motivic rigidity theorems of Tom Bachmann. This involves a purely algebro-geometric construction of the C2C_2-Tate construction, which may be of independent interest. Finally, as applications, we deduce a "bb-rigidity" theorem, use the Segal conjecture to show étale descent of the 22-complete bb-motivic sphere spectrum, and construct a parametrized version of the C2C_2-Betti realization functor of Heller-Ormsby.

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