Automatic meromorphy in non-archimedean geometry
Antoine Ducros

TL;DR
This paper proves that certain analytic functions on non-archimedean spaces are meromorphic, and shows that invertible functions on analytifications of schemes are algebraic, bridging analytic and algebraic geometry in this setting.
Contribution
It establishes a new criterion for meromorphy in non-archimedean geometry and links invertible analytic functions to algebraic functions on schemes.
Findings
Analytic functions with dense Zariski-open zero-loci are meromorphic.
Invertible analytic functions on analytifications are algebraic.
Provides a bridge between non-archimedean analytic and algebraic geometry.
Abstract
In this text we prove that if X is a reduced non-archimedean analytic space and f is a analytic function on a dense Zariski-open subspace of X whose zero-locus is closed in X, then f is a meromorphic function on X. As a corollary, we deduce that every invertible analytic function on the analytification of a reduced scheme of finite type over an affinoid algebra is algebraic.
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis · Advanced Topology and Set Theory
