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The 14 most important new K-Theory and Homology papers of the past week, ranked by potential impact. A new issue comes out every Monday, covering the previous Monday-to-Sunday week.

Nov 2 - 8, 2026 · Updated · Category: K-Theory and Homology (arXiv math.KT)

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  1. 1
    Unfolding of Symmetric Monoidal $(\infty,n)$-categories

    We prove Lurie's proposed description of left rigid symmetric monoidal $(\infty,n)$-categories in terms of purely $\infty$-categorical data.

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    Koszul Duality for Boundary Categories

    We study how Koszul duality relates two kinds of boundary constructions associated with a smooth category and a proper category.

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    Motivic Eilenberg--Mac Lane Spaces at The Characteristic

    We provide a novel, homotopy theoretic model for the motivic Eilenberg--Mac Lane spaces $K(Z_{(p)}(n), 2n) \in Spc(k)$ over fields of characteristic p. Using this, we determine their motives and, consequently, determine the motivic Steenrod algebra at the characteristic.

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    The Coanalyticity of The Reduced K-theory on Modules Over Free Tensor Algebras of Dualizable T-categories

    In this paper, we formulate Land-Tamme's $\boxtimes$-construction and $\odot$-construction for continuous exact monads on dualizable stable $\infty$-categories, and establish the behaviour of localizing invariants on pushouts of left modules over continuous exact monads on dualizable stable $\infty$-categories.

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    Higher Noncommutative Motives and Higher K-theory

    We construct higher additive noncommutative motives of stable $(\infty,n)$-categories, extending the additive motives of Blumberg, Gepner, and Tabuada and the secondary theory of Mazel-Gee and Stern.

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    $S_n$-equivariant $L$-classes of Cartesian Powers of Witt Spaces and The Hodge Index Conjecture for Symmetric Products

    As an application, we prove that the characteristic class Hodge index conjecture for singular varieties, formulated by Brasselet--Schürmann--Yokura, is preserved under taking symmetric products of complex projective varieties.

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    Defect TQFTs, The Generalized Cobordism Hypothesis, and Algebraic $K$-Theory

    As a corollary, we establish a generalized Pontryagin-Thom isomorphism that gives a geometric interpretation of higher algebraic $K$-theory using cobordism classes of framed manifolds and stratified spaces decorated by categorical string diagrams, which we call lasagnas.

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    Perfect Forms and Torsion Bounds in Algebraic $K$-Theory Over Totally Real and CM Fields

    We extend the method of Van Woerden \cite{woerden} to totally real and CM number fields to obtain an upper bound for the number of $\GLo-$equivalence classes of perfect forms.

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    Counterexamples to Torsion-freeness in The $K$-theory of Crystallographic Group $C^*$-algebras

    We give a negative answer to a question of Sánchez Saldaña--Velásquez and Lück asking whether the topological K-theory of the reduced group C*-algebra of a split crystallographic group with finite cyclic holonomy is always torsion-free.

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    $K$-theory of Finite Monoid Sets

    In this paper we classify the algebraic K-theory of sets equipped with an action by a finite abelian monoid.

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    Algebraic $\mathbb{A}^{1}$-invariance of K-theory for Affinoid Tate Adic Spaces of Good Reduction

    We establish homotopy invariance for connective continuous K-theory of affinoid Tate adic spaces of good reduction with respect to the algebraic affine line, distinct from the adic affine line as analytic stacks.

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    Du Bois Cohomology of Noncommutative Spaces and The Hodge Numbers Invariance Conjecture for Singular Varieties

    The dimensions of its homology groups give meaningful numerical invariants of a category; we combine them with invariants coming from topological K-theory and Poincaré duality to prove equality of mixed Hodge numbers for singular complex projective Fourier--Mukai partners in several classes in dimensions two, three, and four, including normal surfaces and threefolds with rational singularities and equal irregularity. Beyond these applications, we construct Du Bois versions of topological cyclic homology of stable categories together with appropriate multiplicative structures, prove a Geller--Weibel-type result for the variants of negative cyclic homology we introduce, and give categorical characterizations of cohomological purity of proper varieties and the $\mathbb{Q}$-factoriality defect of complex projective threefolds with rational singularities.