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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.AdicSpace.FarguesFontaine.StructurePresheaf

The structure presheaf of the Frobenius orbit space #

Let R be a perfect ring of characteristic p, give the Witt vectors 𝕎 R the (p, [ϖ])-adic topology, and let 𝒪 be the presentation-limit structure presheaf of Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) for a pair of definition P. For R = 𝒪_F this is Spa(A_inf, A_inf). The adic Fargues–Fontaine curve is the orbit space 𝒳 = 𝒴 / φ^ℤ of the open subset 𝒴 = D(p) ∩ D([ϖ]) under Witt Frobenius, and its structure presheaf is

𝒪_𝒳(U) = 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U)^{φ=1},

the Frobenius-invariant sections of 𝒪_𝒴 over the preimage of U under the projection q : 𝒴 → 𝒳. This file constructs it.

The sections of 𝒪_𝒳 over U form the closed subring of Frobenius-invariant sections of 𝒪_𝒴 over q⁻¹U, with the subspace topology. Equalizers and pushforwards of sheaves are sheaves, so 𝒪_𝒳 is a sheaf as soon as 𝒪_𝒴 is one. Sheafiness of 𝒪_𝒴 is not proved here. In characteristic p with ϖ not a unit, 𝕎 R is not a Tate ring, so it is not an instance of Tate acyclicity for Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R); since the sheaf condition is local and the Frobenius windows are rational subsets covering 𝒴, it suffices to know that 𝒪 is a sheaf on each window. This is how TauCeti.FarguesFontaine.isSheaf_spaYPresheaf proves it when R is the ring of integers of a valuation on a field.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The structure presheaf of 𝒴 #

𝒴 is contained in Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R).

noncomputable def TauCeti.FarguesFontaine.spaYInclusion (p : ℕ) [Fact (Nat.Prime p)] {R : Type v} [CommRing R] [TopologicalSpace (WittVector p R)] (ϖ : R) :
↧↑(spaY p ϖ) ⟶ ↧↑(ValuationSpectrum.spa ⊤)

The inclusion of 𝒴 into Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R), as a morphism of topological spaces.

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    The inclusion of 𝒴 into Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) does not change the underlying valuation.

    The inclusion of 𝒴 into Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) is an open embedding.

    The structure presheaf 𝒪_𝒴 of 𝒴: the restriction to the open subset 𝒴 of the presentation-limit structure presheaf of Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) for the pair of definition P. Its sections over an open V ⊆ 𝒴 are those of Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) over V.

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      The sections of 𝒪_𝒴 over V are the sections of Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) over V.

      Frobenius on 𝒪_𝒴 #

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      noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.FarguesFontaine.frobeniusTopHom {p : ℕ} [Fact (Nat.Prime p)] {R : Type v} [CommRing R] [TopologicalSpace (WittVector p R)] [CharP R p] [PerfectRing R p] {ϖ : R} (hI : IsAdic (Ideal.span {↑p, (WittVector.teichmuller p) ϖ})) :
      ↧↑(spaY p ϖ) ⟶ ↧↑(spaY p ϖ)

      The Frobenius homeomorphism of 𝒴, as a morphism of topological spaces.

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        noncomputable abbrev TauCeti.FarguesFontaine.quotientTopHom {p : ℕ} [Fact (Nat.Prime p)] {R : Type v} [CommRing R] [TopologicalSpace (WittVector p R)] [CharP R p] [PerfectRing R p] {ϖ : R} (hI : IsAdic (Ideal.span {↑p, (WittVector.teichmuller p) ϖ})) :
        ↧↑(spaY p ϖ) ⟶ ↧(spaX hI)

        The projection q : 𝒴 → 𝒳, as a morphism of topological spaces.

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          Frobenius followed by the projection to 𝒳 is the projection.

          The image in Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) of φ⁻¹V lies in the preimage under Frobenius of the image of V.

          The image in Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) of φ⁻¹V is the preimage under Frobenius of the image of V: 𝒴 is stable under Frobenius in both directions.

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          Witt Frobenius acting on the structure presheaf of Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R): the isomorphism 𝒪 ≅ φ_* 𝒪 obtained by transporting the presentation-limit presheaf along the automorphism φ of the pair (𝕎 R, 𝕎 R), where φ acts on points by v ↦ v ∘ φ.

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            Witt Frobenius as an automorphism of the pre-adic space Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R): the isomorphism in 𝒱^pre induced by the automorphism φ of the pair (𝕎 R, 𝕎 R). On points it is v ↦ v ∘ φ, on sections it is presentationLimitPresheafFrobeniusIso, and it matches the stalk valuations: through the Frobenius map of stalks 𝒪_{v ∘ φ} → 𝒪_v, the stalk valuation at v ∘ φ is the pullback of the stalk valuation at v (TauCeti.PreAdicSpace.Hom.stalkValuation_eq_comap). No sheaf condition on Spa(𝕎 R, 𝕎 R) is needed.

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              Frobenius acting on 𝒪_𝒴: the morphism 𝒪_𝒴 → φ_* 𝒪_𝒴 whose component on an open V ⊆ 𝒴 is the map 𝒪(V) → 𝒪(φ⁻¹V) induced by the Witt-vector Frobenius φ, an automorphism of the pair (𝕎 R, 𝕎 R). Here φ acts on points by v ↦ v ∘ φ.

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                Frobenius acts on the sections of 𝒪_𝒴 by isomorphisms: each component 𝒪_𝒴(V) → 𝒪_𝒴(φ⁻¹V) of spaYPresheafFrobenius is an isomorphism of complete separated topological rings.

                Frobenius acting on q_* 𝒪_𝒴: the pushforward along q : 𝒴 → 𝒳 of spaYPresheafFrobenius, an endomorphism because q ∘ φ = q. Its component on an open U ⊆ 𝒳 is the map 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U) → 𝒪_𝒴(φ⁻¹q⁻¹U) = 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U) induced by Frobenius.

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                  The structure presheaf of 𝒳 #

                  The structure presheaf 𝒪_𝒳 of the Frobenius orbit space 𝒳 = 𝒴 / φ^ℤ, given on an open U ⊆ 𝒳 by the Frobenius-invariant sections 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U)^{φ=1}: the equalizer of the identity and Frobenius on q_* 𝒪_𝒴, in presheaves of complete separated topological rings. The characterizing API is spaXPresheafι with isLimitSpaXPresheafFork, and on sections isClosedEmbedding_spaXPresheafι_app with range_spaXPresheafι_app.

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                    The inclusion 𝒪_𝒳 → q_* 𝒪_𝒴 of the Frobenius-invariant sections.

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                      The universal property of 𝒪_𝒳: with its inclusion into q_* 𝒪_𝒴, it is the equalizer of the identity and Frobenius.

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                        On each open U ⊆ 𝒳, the inclusion 𝒪_𝒳(U) → 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U) is a monomorphism: evaluation at U preserves the equalizer defining 𝒪_𝒳.

                        The sections of 𝒪_𝒳 embed in those of 𝒪_𝒴: on each open U ⊆ 𝒳, the inclusion 𝒪_𝒳(U) → 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U) is a closed embedding.

                        The sections of 𝒪_𝒳 are the Frobenius-invariant sections of 𝒪_𝒴: on each open U ⊆ 𝒳, the image of 𝒪_𝒳(U) in 𝒪_𝒴(q⁻¹U) consists of the sections fixed by Frobenius.

                        𝒪_𝒳 is a sheaf when 𝒪_𝒴 is: pushforwards and equalizers of sheaves are sheaves.