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arXiv · 1403.2025

Deligne-Illusie Classes I: Lifted Torsors of Lifts of the Frobenius for Curves

Abstract

For curves of genus bigger than one we prove that Buium's first arithmetic jet spaces (p-jet spaces) admit the structure of a torsor under some line bundle. This result lifts a known constructions in characteristic p where the first $p$-jet space modulo p is a sheaf under the Frobenius tangent sheaf (parametrizing Frobenius linear derivations). In particular we show there is a natural family of lifts of the Frobenius tangent bundle so that the first $p$-jet space (and hence higher order lifts of the Frobenius) form torsor a under this bundle. The Cech cohomology classes associated to this torsor structure, which we call the Deligne-Illusie class, has strong analogies with the classical Kodaira-Spencer class from deformation theory.

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Taylor Dupuy. 2014-03-09. Deligne-Illusie Classes I: Lifted Torsors of Lifts of the Frobenius for Curves. https://arxiv.org/abs/1403.2025

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