Comparison of different definitions of pseudocharacters
Kathleen Emerson, Sophie Morel

TL;DR
This paper proves the equivalence of different definitions of d-dimensional pseudocharacters over any ring and compares the scheme of Lafforgue's G-pseudocharacters with the G-character variety.
Contribution
It establishes the equivalence of Chenevier's and Lafforgue's definitions of pseudocharacters and analyzes the relationship between Lafforgue's G-pseudocharacters and the G-character variety.
Findings
Definitions of pseudocharacters by Chenevier and Lafforgue agree over any ring.
The scheme of Lafforgue's G-pseudocharacters is compared with the G-character variety.
The paper clarifies the structure and relationships of pseudocharacters and character varieties.
Abstract
We prove that the definitions of a -dimensional pseudocharacter (or pseudorepresentation) given by Chenevier and V. Lafforgue agree over any ring. We also compare the scheme of Lafforgue's -pseudocharacters of a group with its -character variety.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRings, Modules, and Algebras · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Algebra and Logic
