$A$-analyticity of separatricies of foliations
St\'ephane Druel

TL;DR
This paper proves that under certain algebraic conditions, invariant formal curves of foliations on surfaces are actually algebraic, providing a criterion for their algebraicity based on p-th power closure properties.
Contribution
It establishes that invariant formal curves are A-analytic if the foliation is closed under p-th powers for almost all primes, extending previous algebraicity criteria.
Findings
Invariant formal curves are A-analytic under the given conditions.
Provides an algebraicity criterion for invariant curves.
Builds on Bost's prior work to extend algebraicity results.
Abstract
Let be a smooth quasi-projective surface over a number field , and let be a foliation on . We prove that if is closed under -th powers for almost all primes , then any -invariant smooth formal curve is -analytic. Building on prior work of Bost we obtain an algebraicity criterion for those curves.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Polynomial and algebraic computation
