Given a commutative ring spectrum
,
let
be
the Loday functor constructed by Brun, Carlson and Dundas. Given a prime
, we
calculate
and
for
, and use these results
to deduce that
in
the
connective
Morava K-theory of
is nonzero and detected in the homotopy fixed-point spectral sequence by an explicit
element, whose class we name the Rognes class.
To facilitate these calculations, we introduce multifold Hopf algebras. Each axis circle in
gives rise to a Hopf
algebra structure on
,
and the way these Hopf algebra structures interact is encoded with a multifold Hopf algebra
structure. This structure puts several restrictions on the possible algebra structures
on
and is a vital tool in the calculations above.
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