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In chromatic homotopy theory the redshift conjecture is a conjecture about the nature of the algebraic K-theory spectrum of an E-infinity ring . Roughly, its say that has chromatic level one higher than has.
The conjecture was originally formulated by John Rognes (Rognes 99, Rognes 00).
The conjecture originates with
John Rognes, Algebraic K-theory of finitely presented ring spectra, lecture at Schloss Ringberg, Germany, January 1999 (pdf)
John Rognes, Algebraic K-theory of finitely presented ring spectra, Oberwolfach talk September 2000 (OWF abstract pdf)
The conjecture appears published in
An outlook as of 2013 is in
Previous work motivating the conjecture was the study of the algebraic K-theory of the complex K-theory spectrum (also thought of as the classifying space for BDR 2-vector bundles) in
which was motivated by the desire to turn topological K-theory into “a form of” elliptic cohomology by a kind of categorification.
See also
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