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On the relative Wall-Witt groups
Authors:Yongjin Song
Institution:(1) Department of Mathematics, Inha University, 402-751 Incheon, Korea
Abstract:LetR* be a simplicial involutive ring. According to certain involutions onK(R*) and ε L R , there are 1/2-local splittings 
$$K(R_ *  ) \simeq K^S (R_ *  ) \times K^a (R_ *  )$$
and 
$$K(R_ *  ) \simeq K^S (R_ *  ) \times K^a (R_ *  )$$
. It is known 2] that ε L \ga α R , the Wall-Witt group. SupposeIR 
$$I \to R \mathop  \to \limits^f  S$$
S is a split extension of discrete involutive rings withI 2=0, andI is a freeS-bimodule. Then we have 
$$K_n  + 1(f) \otimes \mathbb{Q} \cong Prim_n  \wedge ^ *  M(I \otimes \mathbb{Q})$$
and 
$$K_n  + 1(f) \otimes \mathbb{Q} \cong Prim_n  \wedge ^ *  M(I \otimes \mathbb{Q})$$
. The trace map Tr: Prim n ∧*M(I ⊗ ℚ)→ 
$$\bar W$$
0 ρ n ;I ⊗ ℚ) is an isomorphism. We prove in Lemma 1 that the trace map Tr is ℤ/2-equivariant. In Theorem 2 we show that under a certain assumption the rational relative Wall-Witt group vanishes. Theorem 2 can be extended to a more general case (Theorem 3) by employing Goodwillie’s reduction technique 3]. This work was partially supported by KOSEF under Grant 923-0100-010-1.
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