On the motivic description of truncated fundamental group rings

A topological theorem due to Beilinson (and which appears in a paper by Deligne–Goncharov) states that for a path connected pointed space with a reasonable topology its fundamental group ring with field coefficients and truncated by a power of the augmentation ideal, is naturally isomorphic to a relative cohomology group that is functorial in terms of that space. We generalize this to integral coefficients, give a more directly proof and also express the maps that define the Hopf algebra structure on these truncations in these terms.

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Journal of Topology and Analysis
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2025-05-03
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s1793525325500098
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Rings, Modules, and Algebras
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On the motivic description of truncated fundamental group rings

Eduard Looijenga
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On the motivic description of truncated fundamental group rings

Eduard Looijenga
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Abstract

A topological theorem due to Beilinson (and which appears in a paper by Deligne–Goncharov) states that for a path connected pointed space with a reasonable topology its fundamental group ring with field coefficients and truncated by a power of the augmentation ideal, is naturally isomorphic to a relative cohomology group that is functorial in terms of that space. We generalize this to integral coefficients, give a more directly proof and also express the maps that define the Hopf algebra structure on these truncations in these terms.

Journal of Topology and AnalysisVol. 18(04)
Utrecht University (NL), University of Chicago (US)
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