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Weight homology of motives

In the first half of this article we define a new weight homology functor on Voevodsky's category of effective motives, and investigate some of its properties. In special cases we recover Gillet-Soulé's weight homology, and Geisser's Kato-Suslin homology. In the second half, we consider the notions of "co-étale" and "reduced" motives, and use the notions to a prove a theorem comparing motivic homology to étale motivic homology. Due to the first author's Ph.D. thesis arXiv:1305.5349 we do not have to restrict to smooth schemes.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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