Capacity theory on varieties
Let be a quaternion algebra over a number field . To a pair of Hilbert symbols and for we associate an invariant in a quotient of the narrow ideal class group of . This invariant arises from the study of finite subgroups of maximal arithmetic kleinian groups. It measures the distance between orders and in associated to and If , we compute by means of arithmetic in the field The problem of extending this algorithm to the general case leads to studying a finite graph associated...
Given a maximal arithmetic Kleinian group , we compute its finite subgroups in terms of the arithmetic data associated to by Borel. This has applications to the study of arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds.
Let be an algebraically closed field of characteristic . We study obstructions to lifting to characteristic the faithful continuous action of a finite group on . To each such a theorem of Katz and Gabber associates an action of on a smooth projective curve over . We say that the KGB obstruction of vanishes if acts on a smooth projective curve in characteristic in such a way that and have the same genus for all subgroups . We determine for which the KGB obstruction...
We develop two approaches to obstruction theory for deformations of derived isomorphism classes of complexes of modules for a profinite group over a complete local Noetherian ring of positive residue characteristic.
In this paper we generalize the deformation theory of representations of a profinite group developed by Schlessinger and Mazur to deformations of objects of the derived category of bounded complexes of pseudocompact modules for such a group. We show that such objects have versal deformations under certain natural conditions, and we find a sufficient condition for these versal deformations to be universal. Moreover, we consider applications to deforming Galois cohomology classes and the étale hypercohomology...
We consider deformations of bounded complexes of modules for a profinite group over a field of positive characteristic. We prove a finiteness theorem which provides some sufficient conditions for the versal deformation of such a complex to be represented by a complex of -modules that is strictly perfect over the associated versal deformation ring.
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