Logarithmic $p$-bases and arithmetical differential modules
Daniel Caro, David Vauclair

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new concept called log p-smoothness, which generalizes existing notions, and extends Berthelot's construction of arithmetic D-modules within this broader framework.
Contribution
It defines log p-smoothness, a weaker condition than log-smoothness and local p-bases, and extends the theory of arithmetic D-modules accordingly.
Findings
Introduction of log p-smoothness concept
Extension of Berthelot's arithmetic D-modules construction
Analysis of properties under the new framework
Abstract
We introduce the notion of log -smoothness which weakens that of log-smoothness and that of having locally -bases. We extend Berthelot's construction of arithmetic -modules and some properties in this context.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
