The basic geometry of Witt vectors. I: The affine case
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DOI10.2140/ANT.2011.5.231zbMATH Open1276.13018OpenAlexW2964287323WikidataQ63987854 ScholiaQ63987854MaRDI QIDQ646483FDOQ646483
Abstract: We give a concrete description of the category of etale algebras over the ring of Witt vectors of a given finite length with entries in an arbitrary ring. We do this not only for the classical p-typical and big Witt vector functors but also for variants of these functors which are in a certain sense their analogues over arbitrary local and global fields. The basic theory of these generalized Witt vectors is developed from the point of view of commuting Frobenius lifts and their universal properties, which is a new approach even for the classical Witt vectors. The larger purpose of this paper is to provide the affine foundations for the algebraic geometry of generalized Witt schemes and arithmetic jet spaces. So the basics here are developed somewhat fully, with an eye toward future applications.
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