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Published September 2009 | Submitted
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Cyclotomy and Endomotives

Abstract

We compare two different models of noncommutative geometry of the cyclotomic tower, both based on an arithmetic algebra of functions of roots of unity and an action by endomorphisms, the first based on the Bost-Connes (BC) quantum statistical mechanical system and the second on the Habiro ring, where the Habiro functions have, in addition to evaluations at roots of unity, also full Taylor expansions. Both have compatible endomorphisms actions of the multiplicative semigroup of positive integers. As a higher dimensional generalization, we consider a crossed product ring obtained using Manin's multivariable generalizations of the Habiro functions and an action by endomorphisms of the semigroup of integer matrices with positive determinant. We then construct a corresponding class of multivariable BC endomotives, which are obtained geometrically from self maps of higher dimensional algebraic tori, and we discuss some of their quantum statistical mechanical properties. These multivariable BC endomotives are universal for (torsion free) Λ-rings, compatibly with the Frobenius action. Finally, we discuss briefly how Habiro's universal Witten-Reshetikhin-Turaev invariant of integral homology 3-spheres may relate invariants of 3-manifolds to gadgets over F_1 and semigroup actions on homology 3-spheres to endomotives.

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© 2009 Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. Received: 24 January 2009. Published online: 12 August 2009. The text was submitted by the author in English. I thank Yuri Manin for useful conversations and for suggesting the possible relation to Λ-rings. I thank Jack Morava for several useful discussions and Peter Teichner for useful comments. I also thank James Borger for reading earlier drafts of this manuscript. I especially wish to thank Alain Connes for extensive comments and suggestions that greatly improved the paper. This work is partially supported by NSF grant DMS-0651925. Part of this work was done during stays at the MPI and at MSRI, which I thank for the hospitality and for support.

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