Isomorphism conjectures with proper coefficients
arXiv:1108.5196 · doi:10.1016/j.jpaa.2013.11.016
Abstract
Let be a group and let be a functor from small -linear categories to spectra. Also let be a ring with a -action. Under mild conditions on and one can define an equivariant homology theory of -simplicial sets with the property that if is a subgroup, then \[ H^G_*(G/H,E(A))=E_*(A\rtimes H) \] If now $\cF$ is a nonempty family of subgroups of , closed under conjugation and under subgroups, then there is a model category structure on -simplicial sets such that a map is a weak equivalence (resp. a fibration) if and only if is an equivalence (resp. a fibration) for all $H\in\cF$. The strong isomorphism conjecture for the quadruple $(G,\cF,E,A)$ asserts that if is the $(G,\cF)$-cofibrant replacement then \[ H^G(cX,E(A))\to H^G(X,E(A)) \] is an equivalence. The isomorphism conjecture says that this holds when is the one point space, in which case is the classifying space $\cE(G,\cF)$. In this paper we introduce an algebraic notion of $(G,\cF)$-properness for -rings, modelled on the analogous notion for --algebras, and show that the strong $(G,\cF,E,P)$ isomorphism conjecture for $(G,\cF)$-proper is true in several cases of interest in the algebraic -theory context. Thus we give a purely algebraic, discrete counterpart to a result of Guentner, Higson and Trout in the -algebraic case. We apply this to show that under rather general hypothesis, the assembly map $H_*^G(\cE(G,\cF),E(A))\to E_*(A\rtimes G)$ can be identified with the boundary map in the long exact sequence of -groups associated to certain exact sequence of rings. Along the way we prove several results on excision in algebraic -theory and cyclic homology which are of independent interest.
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