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Birational motives, II: Triangulated birational motives
We develop birational versions of Voevodsky's triangulated categories of
motives over a field, and relate them with the pure birational motives studied
in arXiv:0902.4902 [math.AG]. We also get an interpretation of unramified
cohomology in this framework, leading to "higher derived functors of unramified
cohomology".Comment: Compared to the initial version: previous Subsection 4.2 has been
upgraded to Section 5; previous Lemmas 5.2.5 and 5.2.6 have been corrected to
Proposition 6.2.5 and Lemma 6.2.6; at the referee's request, previous
Appendix B and the proof of previous Proposition C.1.1 (now A.4.1) have been
removed (please consult the initial version for them
A few localisation theorems
Given a functor carrying a class of morphisms into a
class , we give sufficient conditions in order that induces an
equivalence on the localised categories. These conditions are in the spirit of
Quillen's theorem A. We give some applications in algebaic and birational
geometry.Comment: File mistake in Version 2 To appear in Homology, Homotopy and
Application
The Tate-Shafarevich group for elliptic curves with complex multiplication II
Let E be an elliptic curve over Q with complex multiplication. The aim of the
present paper is to strengthen the theoretical and numerical results of
\cite{CZS}. For each prime p, let t_{E/Q, p} denote the Z_p-corank of the
p-primary subgroup of the Tate-Shafarevich group of E/Q. For each \epsilon
0, we prove that t_{E/Q, p} is bounded above by (1/2+\epsilon)p for all
sufficiently large good ordinary primes p. We also do numerical calculations on
one such E of rank 3, and 5 such E of rank 2, showing in all cases that t_{E/Q,
p} = 0 for all good ordinary primes p < 30,000. In fact, we show that, with the
possible exception of one good ordinary prime in this range for just one of the
curves of rank 2, the p-primary subgroup of the Tate-Shafarevich group of the
curve is zero (always supposing p is a good ordinary prime).Comment: 24 page
Symbolic-Connectionist Representational Model for Optimizing Decision Making Behavior in Intelligent Systems
Modeling higher order cognitive processes like human decision making come in three representational approaches namely symbolic, connectionist and symbolic-connectionist. Many connectionist neural network models are evolved over the decades for optimizing decision making behaviors and their agents are also in place. There had been attempts to implement symbolic structures within connectionist architectures with distributed representations. Our work was aimed at proposing an enhanced connectionist approach of optimizing the decisions within the framework of a symbolic cognitive model. The action selection module of this framework is forefront in evolving intelligent agents through a variety of soft computing models. As a continous effort, a Connectionist Cognitive Model (CCN) had been evolved by bringing a traditional symbolic cognitive process model proposed by LIDA as an inspiration to a feed forward neural network model for optimizing decion making behaviours in intelligent agents. Significanct progress was observed while comparing its performance with other varients
Grothendieck's theorem on non-abelian H^2 and local-global principles
A theorem of Grothendieck asserts that over a perfect field k of
cohomological dimension one, all non-abelian H^2-cohomology sets of algebraic
groups are trivial. The purpose of this paper is to establish a formally real
generalization of this theorem. The generalization -- to the context of perfect
fields of virtual cohomological dimension one -- takes the form of a
local-global principle for the H^2-sets with respect to the orderings of the
field. This principle asserts in particular that an element in H^2 is neutral
precisely when it is neutral in the real closure with respect to every ordering
in a dense subset of the real spectrum of k. Our techniques provide a new proof
of Grothendieck's original theorem. An application to homogeneous spaces over k
is also given.Comment: 22 pages, AMS-TeX; accepted for publication by the Journal of the AM
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