Lattices in potentially semi-stable representations and weak (,G)-modules
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Abstract: Let be a prime number and a non-negative integer. In this paper, we prove that there exists an anti-equivalence between the category of weak -modules of height and a certain subcategory of the category of Galois stable lattices in potentially semi-stable -adic representations with Hodge-Tate weights in . This gives an answer to a Tong Liu's question about the essential image of a functor on weak -modules. For a proof, following Liu's methods, we construct linear algebraic data which classify lattices in potentially semi-stable representations.
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