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Journal of Algebra· 2026Q1

Comparison of Kummer logarithmic topologies with classical topologies II

Heer Zhao

Short summary

Higher direct images of smooth commutative group schemes from the Kummer log flat site to the classical flat site are shown to be torsion, with explicit descriptions for specific cases.

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Key points

  • Higher direct images of smooth commutative group schemes from Kummer log flat to classical flat site are torsion.
  • Explicit descriptions of second higher direct images are given for affine schemes, finite flat group schemes, and abelian scheme extensions.
  • The second higher direct image is zero if the log structure rank is at most one for certain group schemes.
  • Kummer log flat cohomology groups are computed over standard Henselian log traits.

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Abstract

We show that the higher direct images of smooth commutative group schemes from the Kummer log flat site to the classical flat site are torsion. For cases (1) smooth affine commutative schemes with geometrically connected fibers, (2) finite flat group schemes, and (3) extensions of abelian schemes by tori, we give explicit descriptions of the second higher direct images. If the rank of the log structure at any geometric point of the base is at most one, we show that the second higher direct image is zero for group schemes in case (1), case (3), and a certain subcase of case (2). If the underlying scheme of the base is of zero-characteristic or of positive characteristic, we can also give more explicit description of the second higher direct image of group schemes in case (1), case (3), and a certain subcase of case (2). Over standard Henselian log traits with finite residue field, we compute the first and the second Kummer log flat cohomology groups with coefficients in group schemes in case (1), case (3), and a certain subcase of case (2).

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Field: Geometry and Topology

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