Traces and Differential Operators over Beilinson Completion Algebras

zbMATH Open0856.13019arXivalg-geom/9502024MaRDI QIDQ4854048FDOQ4854048

Authors: Amnon Yekutieli 

Publication date: 24 February 1997

Abstract: A Beilinson completion algebra (BCA) A is a complete semilocal algebra over a perfect field k, whose residue fields are high dimensional local fields. In addition A is a semi-topological algebra. The completion of the structure sheaf of an algebraic k-variety along a saturated chain of points is the prototypical example of a BCA. We single out two kinds of homomorphisms between BCAs: morphisms and intensifications. The first kind includes residually finite local homomorphisms, whereas the second kind is a sort of localization. We prove that every BCA A has a dual module K(A), and these dual modules are contravariant w.r.t. morphisms and covariant w.r.t. intensifications. For any semi-topological A-module M we define its dual Dual_{A} M := Hom_{A}^{cont}(M, K(A)). This duality operation has the remarkable property of respecting differential operators: given a continuous DO D : M --> N, there is a dual DO Dual_{A}(D) : Dual_{A} N --> Dual_{A} M. The results above are used (in a subsequent paper) to construct the Grothendieck residue complex K_{X}^{.} on any finite type k-scheme X, and to derive many of its properties.

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/alg-geom/9502024

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zbMATH Keywords

residue complexesBeilinson completion algebracontinuous differential operatorsST moduletopological local field

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Commutative rings of differential operators and their modules (13N10) Complete rings, completion (13J10) Completion of commutative rings (13B35) Topological fields (12J99)

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