The de Rham--Witt and \(\mathbb Z_p\)-cohomologies of an algebraic variety (Q2577480): Difference between revisions

A cohomology theory \(X\mapsto H^i(X,r)\) on the algebraic varieties over a fixed field \(k\) arises from a functor \(R\Gamma\) taking values in a triangulated category \(D\) equipped with a \(t\)-structure and a Tate twist. Let \(k\) be a perfect field of characteristic \(p\neq 0\), and \(W\) the ring of Witt vectors over \(k\). For a smooth complete variety \(X\) over \(k\), regard \(\Gamma=\Gamma(X,-)\) as a functor from sheaves of \(W\)-modules to \(W\)-modules. Let \(R\) be the corresponding Raynaud ring, \(D(X,R)\) the derived category of sheaves of graded \(R\)-modules on \(X\) and \(D(R)\) the derived category of graded \(R\)-modules. The authors study the cohomology theory associated to the induced functor \[ R \Gamma: D(X,R)\to D(R). \] In particular, they define a Tate twist on \(D^b_c(R)\).