Proposition 3.19. Assume that the -action on has finitely many orbits. Let be - and -pointwise pure Tate. Then for all
Proof. The statement can be shown by an induction on the number of orbits. Denote by and the inclusion of an open orbit and its closed complement Then the localisation triangle induces an exact sequence
Since and are - and -pointwise pure Tate, respectively, the first term of the sequence vanishes by induction. The last term vanishes since by assumption and correspond to objects in via the induction equivalence (3.6) and thus have no non-trivial extension by Proposition 3.12. See [SVW18, Corollary II.4.19] for a similar proof. ∎
Original source: arXiv:2109.00305v2