The de Rham Period Ring (\mathbb{B}_dR^+) and (\mathbb{B}_dR) #
In this file, we define the de Rham period ring (\mathbb{B}_dR^+) and
the de Rham ring (\mathbb{B}_dR). We define a generalized version of
these period rings following Scholze. When R is the ring of integers
of ℂₚ (PadicComplexInt), they coincide with the classical de Rham period rings.
Main definitions #
BDeRhamPlus: The period ring (\mathbb{B}_dR^+).BDeRham: The period ring (\mathbb{B}_dR).
TODO #
- Extend the θ map to (\mathbb{B}_dR^+)
- Show that (\mathbb{B}_dR^+) is a discrete valuation ring.
- Show that ker θ is principal when the base ring is integral perfectoid.
Currently, the period ring BDeRhamPlus takes the ring of integers R as the input.
After the perfectoid theory is developed, we can modify it to
take a perfectoid field as the input.
Reference #
- Fontaine, Sur Certains Types de Représentations p-Adiques du Groupe de Galois d'un Corps Local; Construction d'un Anneau de Barsotti-Tate
- Fontaine, Le corps des périodes p-adiques
- Scholze, p-adic Hodge theory for rigid-analytic varieties
Tags #
Period rings, p-adic Hodge theory
The Fontaine's θ map inverting p. Note that if p = 0 in R, then this is the zero map.
Equations
- fontaineThetaInvertP R p = Localization.awayLift ((algebraMap R (Localization.Away ↑p)).comp (WittVector.fontaineTheta R p)) ↑p ⋯
Instances For
The de Rham period ring (\mathbb{B}dR^+) for general perfectoid ring.
It is the completion of 𝕎 R♭ inverting p with respect to the kernel of
the Fontaine's θ map. When (R = \mathcal{O}{\mathbb{C}_p}), it coincides
with the classical de Rham period ring. Note that if p = 0 in R,
then this
definition is the zero ring.
Equations
- BDeRhamPlus R p = AdicCompletion (RingHom.ker (fontaineThetaInvertP R p)) (Localization.Away ↑p)
Instances For
Equations
The de Rham period ring (\mathbb{B}_dR) for general perfectoid ring.
It is defined as (\mathbb{B}dR^+) inverting the generators of the ideal ker θ.
Mathematically, this is equivalent to inverting a generator of the ideal ker θ
after we show that it is principal.
When (R = \mathcal{O}{\mathbb{C}_p}), it coincides
with the classical de Rham period ring.
Note that if p = 0 in R, then this definition is the zero ring.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.