2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jalgebra.2004.12.017
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p-adic period map for the moduli space of deformations of a formal group

Abstract: The moduli space of deformations of a formal group over a finite field is studied. We consider Lubin-Tate and Dieudonné approaches and find an explicit relation between them employing Hazewinkel's universal p-typical formal group, Honda's theory and rigid power series. The formula obtained allows to give an explicit description of the action of the automorphism group of the formal group on the moduli space. It essentially generalizes an analogous result of Gross and Hopkins [Contemp. Math. 158 (1994) 23-88]. … Show more

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“…Thus there is more than one basis given by a d -tuple, as required. Let Φ (1) = F V (Ξ (1) ) and Φ (2) = F V (Ξ (2) ) be p-typical formal groups. Denote by Ξ (i) ∈ M d (O) ∞ , the sequences of matrices composed of the Teichmüller representatives of the entries of the corresponding matrices in the sequence…”
Section: Basis Of the Cokernel Of Y ξmentioning
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“…Thus there is more than one basis given by a d -tuple, as required. Let Φ (1) = F V (Ξ (1) ) and Φ (2) = F V (Ξ (2) ) be p-typical formal groups. Denote by Ξ (i) ∈ M d (O) ∞ , the sequences of matrices composed of the Teichmüller representatives of the entries of the corresponding matrices in the sequence…”
Section: Basis Of the Cokernel Of Y ξmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2) n n , respectively. If Φ (1) and Φ (2) are isomorphic then by Proposition A2 there exist invertible w, z ∈ M d (E) such that u (2) w = zu (1) . Suppose, in addition, that there exists a unique Ψ (2) specifying a basis of Coker Y Ξ (2) .…”
Section: Basis Of the Cokernel Of Y ξmentioning
confidence: 99%
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