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Berkeley Lectures on p-adic Geometry

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Princeton University Press
Year
2020
Tongue
English
Leaves
260
Series
Annals of Mathematics Studies 207
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Contents
Foreword
1 Introduction
1.1 Motivation: Drinfeld, L. Lafforgue, and V. Lafforgue
1.2 The possibility of shtukas in mixed characteristic
2 Adic spaces
2.1 Motivation: Formal schemes and their generic fibers
2.2 Huber rings
2.3 Continuous valuations
3 Adic spaces II
3.1 Rational Subsets
3.2 Adic spaces
3.3 The role of A+
3.4 Pre-adic spaces
Appendix: Pre-adic spaces
4 Examples of adic spaces
4.1 Basic examples
4.2 Example: The adic open unit disc over Zp
4.3 Analytic points
5 Complements on adic spaces
5.1 Adic morphisms
5.2 Analytic adic spaces
5.3 Cartier divisors
6 Perfectoid rings
6.1 Perfectoid Rings
6.2 Tilting
6.3 Sousperfectoid rings
7 Perfectoid spaces
7.1 Perfectoid spaces: Definition and tilting equivalence
7.2 Why do we study perfectoid spaces?
7.3 The equivalence of รฉtale sites
7.4 Almost mathematics, after Faltings
7.5 The รฉtale site
8 Diamonds
8.1 Diamonds: Motivation
8.2 Pro-รฉtale morphisms
8.3 Definition of diamonds
8.4 The example of 3942"613A``4547"603ASpdQp 9 Diamonds II 9.1 Complements on the pro-รฉtale topology 9.2 Quasi-pro-รฉtale morphisms 9.3 G-torsors 9.4 The diamond3942"613A45`47`"603ASpdQp 10 Diamonds associated with adic spaces 10.1 The functor XX 10.2 Example: Rigid spaces 10.3 The underlying topological space of diamonds 10.4 The รฉtale site of diamonds Appendix: Cohomology of local systems 11 Mixed-characteristic shtukas 11.1 The equal characteristic story: Drinfeld's shtukas and local shtukas 11.2 The adic spaceS3942"613A``4547"603ASpaZp'' 11.3 Sections of (S3942"613A45`47`"603ASpaZp)S 11.4 Definition of mixed-characteristic shtukas 12 Shtukas with one leg 12.1 p-divisible groups over OC 12.2 Shtukas with one leg and p-divisible groups: An overview 12.3 Shtukas with no legs, and -modules over the integral Robba ring 12.4 Shtukas with one leg, and BdR-modules 13 Shtukas with one leg II 13.1 Y is an adic space 13.2 The extension of shtukas over xL 13.3 Full faithfulness 13.4 Essential surjectivity 13.5 The Fargues-Fontaine curve 14 Shtukas with one leg III 14.1 Fargues' theorem 14.2 Extending vector bundles over the closed point of `39`42`"613A4547"603ASpecAinf
14.3 Proof of Theorem 14.2.1
14.4 Description of the functor ?'' Appendix: Integral p-adic Hodge theory 14.6 Cohomology of rigid-analytic spaces 14.7 Cohomology of formal schemes 14.8 p-divisible groups 14.9 The results of BMS 15 Examples of diamonds 15.1 The self-product `39`42`"613A4547"603ASpdQp3942"613A``4547"603ASpdQp 15.2 Banach-Colmez spaces 16 Drinfeld's lemma for diamonds 16.1 The failure of 1(XY)=1(X)1(Y) 16.2 Drinfeld's lemma for schemes 16.3 Drinfeld's lemma for diamonds 17 The v-topology 17.1 The v-topology on3942"613A45`47`"603APerfd 17.2 Small v-sheaves 17.3 Spatial v-sheaves 17.4 Morphisms of v-sheaves Appendix: Dieudonnรฉ theory over perfectoid rings 18 v-sheaves associated with perfect and formal schemes 18.1 Definition 18.2 Topological spaces 18.3 Perfect schemes 18.4 Formal schemes 19 The BdR+-affine Grassmannian 19.1 Definition of the BdR+-affine Grassmannian 19.2 Schubert varieties 19.3 The Demazure resolution 19.4 Minuscule Schubert varieties Appendix: G-torsors 20 Families of affine Grassmannians 20.1 The convolution affine Grassmannian 20.2 Over `39`42`"613A4547"603ASpdQp
20.3 Over 3942"613A``4547"603ASpdZp 20.4 Over3942"613A45`47`"603ASpdQpโ€ฆ`39`42`"613A4547"603ASpdQp
20.5 Over 3942"613A``4547"603ASpdZpโ€ฆ3942"613A`4547`"603ASpdZp
21 Affine flag varieties
21.1 Over Fp
21.2 Over Zp
21.3 Affine flag varieties for tori
21.4 Local models
21.5 Dรฉvissage
Appendix: Examples
21.7 An EL case
21.8 A PEL case
22 Vector bundles and G-torsors
22.1 Vector bundles
22.2 Semicontinuity of the Newton polygon
22.3 The รฉtale locus
22.4 Classification of G-torsors
22.5 Semicontinuity of the Newton point
22.6 Extending G-torsors
23 Moduli spaces of shtukas
23.1 Definition of mixed-characteristic local shtukas
23.2 The case of no legs
23.3 The case of one leg
23.4 The case of two legs
23.5 The general case
24 Local Shimura varieties
24.1 Definition of local Shimura varieties
24.2 Relation to Rapoport-Zink spaces
24.3 General EL and PEL data
25 Integral models of local Shimura varieties
25.1 Definition of the integral models
25.2 The case of tori
25.3 Non-parahoric groups
25.4 The EL case
25.5 The PEL case
Bibliography
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