Bourbaki

Exercise 26, § 1

Commutative Algebra, IX, p. 49

Let M be the set of positive rational numbers whose denominator is a power of pp, endowed with the monoid structure given by addition. Let kk be a perfect field of characteristic pp. We endow W(k)W(k) and its field of fractions K with the topology given by the valuation of W(k)W(k). Let nn be a positive integer. Let C be the K-algebra of the product monoid MnM^n. For 1⩽i⩽n1 \leqslant i \leqslant n, we shall denote by TiT_i the image in C of the element of M whose ii-th component is 1 and whose other components are 0, and for α∈Mn\alpha \in M^n we shall denote by TαT^\alpha the image of α\alpha. For α∈Mn\alpha \in M^n, we put

den⁡(α)=sup⁡1⩽i⩽n(p−inf⁡(0,wp(αi))) \operatorname{den}(\alpha) = \sup_{1 \leqslant i \leqslant n} (p^{-\inf(0, w_p(\alpha_i))})
where wpw_p denotes the pp-adic valuation of Q\mathbf{Q}. We denote by A the ring k[T1,...,Tn]k[T_1, ..., T_n], by B the ring W(k)[T1,...,Tn]W(k)[T_1, ..., T_n], by B‾\overline{B} the algebra of MnM^n over W(k)W(k), and by A‾\overline{A} the algebra of MnM^n over kk. We consider A as a subring of A‾\overline{A}, B as a subring of B‾\overline{B}, and B‾\overline{B} as a subring of C. Let E be the set of elements of C of the form ∑α∈Mnden⁡(α)aαTα\sum_{\alpha \in M^n} \operatorname{den}(\alpha) a_\alpha T^\alpha where the family of finite support (aα)(a_\alpha) consists of elements of W(k)W(k). Let F be the automorphism of C coinciding with the Frobenius automorphism on W(k)W(k) and satisfying F(Tiα)=TipαF(T_i^\alpha) = T_i^{p^\alpha} for every i(1⩽i⩽n)i (1 \leqslant i \leqslant n) and every α∈M\alpha \in M, and let V be the automorphism of the additive group of C defined by V=pF−1V = pF^{-1}. a) E is a subring of C, containing B and stable under F and V. b) E is a W(k)W(k)-module, and is the sum of its submodules ViBV^iB, for i∈Ni \in \mathbf{N}. c) One has ⋂i∈NViE=0\bigcap_{i \in \mathbf{N}} V^iE = 0. d) For every i∈Ni \in \mathbf{N}, one has B∩ViE=piBB \cap V^iE = p^iB.

e) Let ρ:B‾→A‾\rho : \overline{B} \to \overline{A} denote the mapping obtained by reducing the coefficients of the elements of MnM^n modulo pW(k)pW(k). Then ρ(E)=A\rho(E) = A, and ρ\rho induces an isomorphism ρ′\rho' of E/VEE/VE onto AA. f) For every integer r⩾0r \geqslant 0, VrE/Vr+1EV^rE/V^{r+1}E is a module over E/VEE/VE. By means of ρ′−1{\rho'}^{-1}, it may be considered as an AA-module. The mapping of AA into VrE/Vr+1EV^rE/V^{r+1}E, which to a∈Aa \in A associates the class of VreV^r e, for every element e∈Ee \in E satisfying ρ(e)=a\rho(e) = a, is an isomorphism of the AA-module φ∗′A\varphi'_*A (p. 44, Exercise 13) onto the AA-module VrE/Vr+1EV^rE/V^{r+1}E. g) There exists a unique homomorphism of W(k)W(k)-algebras σ:B‾→W(A‾)\sigma : \overline{B} \to W(\overline{A}) such that for 1⩽i⩽n1 \leqslant i \leqslant n and r∈Mr \in M, one has σ(Tir)=τA‾(Tir)\sigma(T_i^r) = \tau_{\overline{A}}(T_i^r). One has σ∘F=FA‾\sigma \circ F = F_{\overline{A}} and σ∘V=VA‾∘σ\sigma \circ V = V_{\overline{A}} \circ \sigma (taking Exercise 14, p. 44, as a model). h) The homomorphism σ\sigma induces a homomorphism of W(k)W(k)-algebras σ~:E→W(A)\tilde{\sigma} : E \to W(A), which is the only W(k)W(k)-homomorphism of EE into W(A)W(A) satisfying σ~(Ti)=τA(Ti)\tilde{\sigma}(T_i) = \tau_A(T_i) for 1⩽i⩽n1 \leqslant i \leqslant n and σ~∘V=VA∘σ~\tilde{\sigma} \circ V = V_A \circ \tilde{\sigma}. i) For every integer r⩾1r \geqslant 1, σ~\tilde{\sigma} induces an isomorphism of E/VrEE/V^rE onto Wr(A)W_r(A) (use Exercise 13, p. 44); σ~\tilde{\sigma} is injective. j) Let C^\hat{C} be the completion of CC for the pp-adic topology. For every x∈C^x \in \hat{C}, there exists a unique family (aα)α∈Mn(a_\alpha)_{\alpha \in M^n} of elements of KK, such that aαa_\alpha tends to 0 when α\alpha tends to infinity along the filter of complements of finite subsets of MnM^n, and that xx is the sum of the family aαTαa_\alpha T^\alpha. k) Let E^\hat{E} be the set of elements x=∑α∈Mnden(α)ααTαx = \sum_{\alpha \in M^n} \mathrm{den}(\alpha) \alpha_\alpha T^\alpha of C^\hat{C} such that one has aα∈W(k)a_\alpha \in W(k) for every α∈Mn\alpha \in M^n. Prove that σ~:E→W(A)\tilde{\sigma} : E \to W(A) extends to an isomorphism of E^\hat{E} onto W(A)W(A).

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