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  1. We identify the motivicKGL/2-local sphere as the fiber of\psi^{3}-1on(2,\eta)-completed HermitianK-theory, over any base scheme containing1/2. This is a motivic analogue of the classical resolution of theK(1)-local sphere, and extends to a description of theKGL/2-localization of an arbitrary motivic spectrum. Our proof relies on a novel conservativity argument that should be of broad utility in stable motivic homotopy theory. 
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  3. We describe how power operations descend through homotopy limit spectral sequences. We apply this to describe how norms appear in the C 2 C_2 -equivariant Adams spectral sequence, to compute norms on π<#comment/> 0 \pi _0 of the equivariant K U KU -local sphere, and to compute power operations for the K ( 1 ) K(1) -local sphere. An appendix contains material on equivariant Bousfield localizations which may be of independent interest. 
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