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Ambidexterity in chromatic homotopy theory
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We extend the theory of ambidexterity developed by M. J. Hopkins and J. Lurie and show that the $$\infty $$ ∞ -categories of $$T\!\left( n\right) $$ T n -local spectra… Click to show full abstract
We extend the theory of ambidexterity developed by M. J. Hopkins and J. Lurie and show that the $$\infty $$∞-categories of $$T\!\left( n\right) $$Tn-local spectra are $$\infty $$∞-semiadditive for all n, where $$T\!\left( n\right) $$Tn is the telescope on a $$v_{n}$$vn-self map of a type n spectrum. This generalizes and provides a new proof for the analogous result of Hopkins–Lurie on $$K\!\left( n\right) $$Kn-local spectra. Moreover, we show that $$K\!\left( n\right) $$Kn-local and $$T\!\left( n\right) $$Tn-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 $$T\!\left( n\right) $$Tn-homology of $$\pi $$π-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.
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