Stacked Pseudo-Convergent Sequences and Polynomial Dedekind Domains
Giulio Peruginelli

TL;DR
This paper characterizes certain valuation extensions of $ ext{Z}_{(p)}$ using stacked pseudo-convergent sequences, and applies this to describe Dedekind domains between $ ext{Z}[X]$ and $ ext{Q}[X]$, linking algebraic and valuation-theoretic properties.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of stacked pseudo-convergent sequences to analyze valuation extensions and characterizes Dedekind domains between polynomial rings over integers and rationals.
Findings
Existence of stacked pseudo-convergent sequences for valuation extensions.
Explicit description of residue fields and value groups of these extensions.
Full characterization of Dedekind domains between $ ext{Z}[X]$ and $ ext{Q}[X]$.
Abstract
Let be a prime, a fixed algebraic closure of the field of -adic numbers and the absolute integral closure of the ring of -adic integers. Given a residually algebraic torsion extension of to , by Kaplansky's characterization of immediate extensions of valued fields, there exists a pseudo-convergent sequence of transcendental type such that . We show here that we may assume that is stacked, in the sense that, for each , the residue field (the value group, respectively) of is contained in the residue field (the value group,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
