Harpaz Y; Nikolaus T; Saunier V
Forschungsartikel in Online-Sammlung | Preprint | Peer reviewedWe study algebraic K-theory and topological Hochschild homology in the setting of bimodules over a stable category, a datum we refer to as a laced category. We show that in this setting both K-theory and THH carry universal properties, the former defined in terms of additivity and the latter via trace invariance. We then use these universal properties in order to construct a trace map from laced K-theory to THH, and show that it exhibits THH as the first Goodwillie derivative of laced K-theory in the bimodule direction, generalizing the celebrated identification of stable K-theory by Dundas-McCarthy, a result which is the entryway to trace methods.
Nikolaus, Thomas | Professur für Theoretische Mathematik (Prof. Nikolaus) |