Potentially semi-stable deformations of specified Hodge-Tate type and Galois type
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Abstract: Let be a perfect field of characteristic , and let be a finite totally ramified extension of . We prove that the locus of potentially semi-stable -representations of a given Hodge-Tate type and Galois type is a closed subspace of the universal deformation ring, generalizing the result of Kisin (2007) where is assumed to be finite.
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