The Picard group of topological modular forms via descent theory
arXiv:1409.7702 · doi:10.2140/gt.2016.20.3133
Abstract
This paper starts with an exposition of descent-theoretic techniques in the study of Picard groups of -ring spectra, which naturally lead to the study of Picard spectra. We then develop tools for the efficient and explicit determination of differentials in the associated descent spectral sequences for the Picard spectra thus obtained. As a major application, we calculate the Picard groups of the periodic spectrum of topological modular forms and the non-periodic and non-connective . We find that is cyclic of order 576, generated by the suspension (a result originally due to Hopkins), while . In particular, we show that there exists an invertible -module which is not equivalent to a suspension of .
59 pages. Final version - to appear in Geometry and Topology
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