Klaus Mattis
Hi, I am Klaus Mattis, a third year PhD-student at JGU Mainz, under the supervision of Tom Bachmann.
For more information, consult my CV.
You can reach me via mail at klaus.mattis@uni-mainz.de.
Research Interests
Motivic homotopy theory is a branch of algebraic geometry and algebraic topology that studies schemes with tools inspired by classical homotopy theory. It blends techniques from both geometry and topology to study the so-called "motives" of varieties.
For more details, see Wikipedia: Motivic Homotopy Theory .
Higher category theory generalizes the notion of categories, functors, and natural transformations to "n-categories," capturing deeper homotopy-theoretic information. An (∞,1)-topos (or higher topos) is a higher-categorical version of a topos, providing a unifying framework for homotopy theories of various geometric contexts.
For more details, see Wikipedia: Topos (classical notion) and nLab: (∞,1)-Topos .
Algebraic K-theory is a tool used in both geometry and topology to study projective modules over a ring, vector bundles on a scheme, and more. It is closely tied to areas like motivic homotopy theory and is fundamental in exploring deep connections between number theory, geometry, and topology.
For more details, see Wikipedia: Algebraic K-theory .
Work
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We prove that for \(X\) a quasi-compact \(\mathbb{F}_p\)-scheme with affine diagonal (e.g.\ \(X\) quasi-compact and separated) there is a t-exact equivalence \(\mathcal D(\mathrm{Frob}(\mathrm{QCoh}(X),F_*)) \to \mathrm{Frob}(\mathcal D(\mathrm{QCoh}(X)),\mathcal D(F_*))\) of stable \(\infty\)-categories. Here, \(\mathrm{Frob}(-,-)\) denotes the \(\infty\)-category of generalized Frobenius modules. This generalizes our earlier result, where we proved the above for regular Noetherian \(\mathbb{F}_p\)-schemes. As a byproduct we prove that the derived \(\infty\)-category of Frobenius (and Cartier) modules satisfies Zariski descent.
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We prove a rigidity result for certain \(p\)-complete étale \(\mathbb{A}^1\)-invariant sheaves of anima over a qcqs finite-dimensional base scheme \(S\) of bounded étale cohomological dimension with \(p\) invertible on \(S\). This generalizes results of Suslin–Voevodsky, Ayoub, Cisinski–Déglise, and Bachmann to the unstable setting. Over a perfect field we exhibit a large class of sheaves to which our main theorem applies, in particular the \(p\)-completion of the étale sheafification of any \(2\)-effective \(2\)-connective motivic space, as well as the \(p\)-completion of any \(4\)-connective \(\mathbb{A}^1\)-invariant étale sheaf. We use this rigidity result to prove (a weaker version of) an étale analog of Morel’s theorem stating that for a Nisnevich sheaf of abelian groups, strong \(\mathbb{A}^1\)-invariance implies strict \(\mathbb{A}^1\)-invariance. Moreover, this allows us to construct an unstable étale realization functor on \(2\)-effective \(2\)-connective motivic spaces.
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For an endofunctor \(F\colon\mathcal{C}\to\mathcal{C}\) on an (\(\infty\)-)category \(\mathcal{C}\) we define the \(\infty\)-category \(\operatorname{Cart}(\mathcal{C},F)\) of generalized Cartier modules as the lax equalizer of \(F\) and the identity. This generalizes the notion of Cartier modules on \(\mathbb{F}_p\)-schemes considered in the literature. We show that in favorable cases \(\operatorname{Cart}(\mathcal{C},F)\) is monadic over \(\mathcal{C}\). If \(\mathcal{A}\) is a Grothendieck abelian category and \(F\colon\mathcal{A}\to\mathcal{A}\) is an exact and colimit-preserving endofunctor, we use this fact to construct an equivalence \(\mathcal{D}(\operatorname{Cart}(\mathcal{A},F)) \simeq \operatorname{Cart}(\mathcal{D}(\mathcal{A}),\mathcal{D}(F))\) of stable \(\infty\)-categories. We use this equivalence to give a more conceptual construction of the perverse t-structure on \(\mathcal{D}^b_{\operatorname{coh}}(\operatorname{Cart}(\operatorname{QCoh}(X), F_*))\) for any Noetherian \(\mathbb{F}_p\)-scheme \(X\) with finite absolute Frobenius \(F\colon X\to X\).
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We show that for a large class of \(\infty\)-topoi there exist unstable arithmetic fracture squares, i.e. squares which recover a nilpotent sheaf \(F\) as the pullback of the rationalization of \(F\) with the product of the \(p\)-completions of \(F\) ranging over all primes \(p \in \mathbb{Z}\).
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We construct the pro-Nisnevich topology, an analog of the pro-étale topology. We then show that the Nisnevich \(\infty\)-topos embeds into the pro-Nisnevich \(\infty\)-topos, and that the pro-Nisnevich \(\infty\)-topos is locally of homotopy dimension \(0\).
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We define unstable \(p\)-completion in general \(\infty\)-topoi and the unstable motivic homotopy category, and prove that the \(p\)-completion of a nilpotent sheaf or motivic space can be computed on its Postnikov tower. We then show that the (\(p\)-completed) homotopy groups of the \(p\)-completion of a nilpotent motivic space \(X\) fit into short exact sequences:
\( 0 \to \mathbb L_0 \pi_n(X) \to \pi_n^p(X^{\wedge}_p) \to \mathbb L_1 \pi_{n-1}(X) \to 0\),
where the \(\mathbb L_i\) are (versions of) the derived \(p\)-completion functors, analogous to the classical situation.
Talks
| 07/25 | Étale rigidity for motivic spaces | Motives and Arithmetic Geometry, Darmstadt |
| 06/25 | Canonical resolutions for motivic spaces | Young topologists meeting, Stockholm |
| 04/25 | Étale rigidity for motivic spaces | ENS Lyon |
| 04/25 | Étale rigidity for motivic spaces | University of Toronto |
| 06/24 | Proof of the Hopkins-Morel-Hoyois Theorem | International Workshop on Algebraic Topology, Shanghai |
| 02/24 | Unstable \(p\)-completion in motivic homotopy theory (Slides) | YoungHom |
Academic service
I am an organizer of the GAUS Workshop on Motives and Higher Categories in Mainz.I am an organizer of the GAUS Junior AG on Maps between spherical group rings in Mainz.
I am a co-organizer of the winter school on unstable motivic homotopy theory in Mainz.
Impressum
Angaben gem. § 5 TMG:Klaus Mattis
Institut für Mathematik
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
Staudingerweg 9
55128 Mainz