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Journal of Algebra | 1971

Relativizing functors on rings and algebraic K-theory

Michael R. Stein

is exact. Moreover it is clear from the anticipated applications that F(A, q) should depend functorially on the pair (A, q) and that the left-hand arrow should not, in general, be injective. Such relative groups have been defined, ad hoc, for many such functors F [1 , 2, 61. In this paper, we will describe a uniform xvay to define such relative groups which has the pleasant property of making certain theorems about these groups formal consequences of the corresponding theorems for the case (1 =: A-the “absolute” case. This construction and its formal properties are discussed in Section 1. In Section 2 we show that this construction yields the relative groups as previously defined for a variety of functors in algebraic K-theory. We also prove that various hypotheses on A carry over to certain rings constructed from A which are used in Section 1. Finally, in Section 3 we give examples of theorems of algebraic K-theory whose relative versions, using the theory of Sections 1 and 2, follow formally from their absolute versions.


Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society | 1974

Injective stability for

R. Keith Dennis; Michael R. Stein

It has been conjectured for some time [St2], [D], [S-D], [D-S2] that for a semilocal ring R, the homomorphisms On:K2(n, R)-+K2(n + l, R), known to be surjective for all n^.2 [St2], [S-D], are in fact isomorphisms for n^.3. Various special cases have been proved, most notably the difficult theorem of Matsumoto for fields [Ma, Corollaire 5.11] and the case of discrete valuation rings [D-Sl]. Matsumoto also shows that 62 is not an isomorphism in general. In this note we announce the proof of the following theorem, details of which will be published elsewhere. Unexplained notation and terminology is that of [Mi].


Inventiones Mathematicae | 1987

K_2

Roger C. Alperin; R. Keith Dennis; R. Oliver; Michael R. Stein

[G]) which can be used both for specific computations and to prove general theo- rems for certain classes of groups [D, St2]. In collaboration with Oliver we have greatly extended the power of our computational methods; the results of all computations as well as the ad- ditional methods leading to them will appear in the sequel [A-D-O-S] to this paper in a future issue of Inventiones. There we derive a very efficient algo- rithm for computing


Mathematische Zeitschrift | 1977

of local rings

Wilberd van der Kallen; Michael R. Stein

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American Journal of Mathematics | 1971

SK1 of finite abelian groups, II

Michael R. Stein


Advances in Mathematics | 1975

On the Schur multipliers of Steinberg and Chevalley groups over commutative rings

R. Keith Dennis; Michael R. Stein


Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society | 1971

GENERATORS, RELATIONS AND COVERINGS OF CHEVALLEY GROUPS OVER COMMUTATIVE RINGS.

Michael R. Stein


Japanese journal of mathematics. New series | 1978

K2 of discrete valuation rings

Michael R. Stein


Archive | 1973

Chevalley groups over commutative rings

Michael R. Stein; R. K. Dennis


Archive | 1973

Stability theorems for K1, K2 and related functors modeled on Chevalley groups

R. Keith Dennis; Michael R. Stein

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