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Structure of the Balmer spectrum of compact objects in Cell(G) for general finite groups

Determine the topology and structure of the Balmer spectrum Spc(Cell(G)c) of compact objects in the G-equivariant bootstrap tt-category Cell(G) for arbitrary finite groups G, beyond the special cases currently understood, to remove a key obstacle to establishing stratification more broadly.

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Background

The authors compute Spc(Cell(G)c) in specific cases (e.g., groups where every nontrivial element has prime order) and rationally for all finite groups, but lack a general description for arbitrary finite groups.

They note that this gap in understanding Spc(Cell(G)c) is a major obstacle to proving stratification results for broader classes of finite groups.

References

We do not know how Spc(Cell(G)c) looks in general, in fact this is a major obstacle to establishing stratification for more general groups.

Stratification in equivariant Kasparov theory (2412.21109 - Dell'Ambrogio et al., 30 Dec 2024) in Section 1 (Introduction), following Theorem 1.3