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THE WEIL-´ETALE FUNDAMENTAL GROUP OF A NUMBER FIELD I

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132 B. Morin<br />

<strong>THE</strong>OREM 6.7. We have canonical isomorphisms<br />

⎧( ∏<br />

)/<br />

R R for n = 1<br />

⎪⎨<br />

H n v|∞<br />

( ¯X L ,ϕ !˜R) =<br />

Hom c (( ⊕ v|∞<br />

⎪⎩<br />

W k(v)) 1 , R) for n = 2<br />

0 for n ≠ 1, 2.<br />

Proof. The direct image i v∗ is exact hence the group H n ( ¯X L , ∏ v|∞ i v∗˜R) is canonically<br />

isomorphic to<br />

∏<br />

R n = 0<br />

⎧⎪<br />

∏<br />

⎨<br />

v|∞ ( ∑<br />

)<br />

H n (B Wk(v)˜R) = Hom c W k(v) , R n = 1<br />

v|∞<br />

⎪ ⎩<br />

v|∞<br />

0 n ≥ 2.<br />

Using the exact sequence (32), the result for n ≥ 3 follows from Property (9). By (32) we<br />

have the exact sequence<br />

0 → H 0 ( ¯X L ,ϕ !˜R) → H 0 ( ¯X W , ˜R) = R → ∏ v|∞<br />

H n (B Wk(v)˜R)<br />

= ∏ v|∞<br />

R → H 1 ( ¯X L ,ϕ !˜R) → 0,<br />

where the central map is the diagonal embedding. The result follows for n = 0, 1. For n = 2,<br />

we have the exact sequence<br />

( ∑<br />

)<br />

Hom c (Pic( ¯X), R) → Hom c W k(v) , R → H 2 ( ¯X L ,ϕ !˜R) → 1,<br />

v|∞<br />

where, by Property (8), the first map is induced by the canonical morphism ∑ v|∞ W k(v) →<br />

Pic( ¯X). We obtain a canonical isomorphism<br />

(( ∑<br />

) 1 )<br />

H 1 ( ¯X L ,ϕ !˜R) = Homc W k(v) , R . ✷<br />

v|∞<br />

Definition 6.8. We define the fundamental class θ ∈ H 1 ( ¯X L , ˜R) as the canonical morphism<br />

θ ∈ H 1 ( ¯X L , ˜R) = Hom c (Pic( ¯X), R).<br />

Recall that, for any closed point v ∈ ¯X, wehaveH n (B Wk(v) , ˜R) = R, Hom c (W k(v) , R)<br />

and0forn = 0, 1andn ≥ 2 respectively.<br />

Definition 6.9. For any closed point v ∈ ¯X, the v-fundamental class is the canonical<br />

morphism θ v : W k(v) → R:<br />

θ v ∈ H 1 (B Wk(v) , ˜R) = Hom c (W k(v) , R).<br />

The morphism obtained by cup product with θ v is the canonical isomorphism<br />

∪θ v : H 0 (B Wk(v) , ˜R) = R −→ H 1 (B Wk(v) , ˜R) = Hom c (W k(v) , R)<br />

1 ↦−→ θ v .

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