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J-invariant of linear algebraic groups

Viktor Petrov, +2 more
- 01 Jan 2008 - 
- Vol. 41, Iss: 6, pp 1023-1053
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In this paper, the authors introduce le J-invariant de G which caracterises le comportement motivique de X and generalise le J invariant defini par A. Vishik dans le cadre des formes quadratiques.
Abstract
Soit G un groupe algebrique lineaire semi-simple de type interieur sur un corps F et soit X un G-espace homogene projectif tel que le groupe G soit deploye sur le point generique de X. Nous introduisons le J-invariant de G qui caracterise le comportement motivique de X et generalise le J-invariant defini par A. Vishik dans le cadre des formes quadratiques. Nous utilisons cet invariant pour obtenir les decompositions motiviques de tous les G-espaces homogenes projectifs qui sont generiquement deployes, par exemple les varietes de Severi-Brauer, les quadriques de Pfister, la grassmannienne des sous-espaces totalement isotropes maximaux d'une forme quadratique, la variete des sous-groupes de Borel de G. Nous discutons egalement les relations avec les indices de torsion, la dimension canonique et les invariants cohomologiques du groupe G.

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