Rigid cohomology over Laurent series fields III: Absolute coefficients and arithmetic applications
Christopher Lazda, Ambrus P\'al

TL;DR
This paper advances the understanding of rigid cohomology over Laurent series fields by establishing compatibility of cohomology groups with connections and Frobenius structures, proving a $p$-adic weight monodromy conjecture, and demonstrating $ ext{l}$-independence including the case $ ext{l}= ext{p}$.
Contribution
It introduces a category of absolute coefficients, proves a $p$-adic weight monodromy conjecture for curves, and shows $ ext{l}$-independence of cohomology groups over $k( ext{ } ext{ } t)$.
Findings
Cohomology groups have compatible connections and Frobenius structures.
Proved a $p$-adic weight monodromy conjecture for smooth curves.
Established $ ext{l}$-independence including the case $ ext{l}= ext{p}$.
Abstract
In this paper we investigate the arithmetic aspects of the theory of -valued rigid cohomology introduced and studied in [11,12]. In particular we show that these cohomology groups have compatible connections and Frobenius structures, and therefore are naturally -modules over whenever they are finite dimensional. We also introduce a category of `absolute' coefficients for the theory; the same results are true for cohomology groups with coefficients. We moreover prove a -adic version of the weight monodromy conjecture for smooth (not necessarily proper) curves, and use a construction of Marmora to prove a version of -independence for smooth curves over that includes the case . This states that after tensoring with , our -adic cohomology groups agree with the -adic Galois…
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TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Berberine and alkaloids research
