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arXiv · 1912.12492

Local models, Mustafin varieties and semi-stable resolutions

Abstract

Our goal is to analyse singularities of integral models of Shimura varieties. One approach is to construct local models, which model the singularities of the corresponding integral model using linear algebra dada and find resolutions with mild singularities thereof. More precisely we will attack the question of existence of semi-stable resolutions. We will discuss an approach developed by Genestier. In this approach a candidate for a semi-stable resolution was given as the blow-up of a Grassmannian variety in Schubert varieties of its special fiber. Explicit calculations show that this approach does not work in general. Using the flatness of the local models, we describe these local models as Mustafin varieties for Grassmannian varieties. We combine several results on the structure of Mustafin varieties for projective spaces with the Plücker embedding to construct a candidate for a semi-stable resolution of local models. Under some additional assumptions this candidate generalises the approach suggested by Genestier. Furthermore under the same assumptions the new candidate agrees with the semi-stable resolution constructed by Görtz for small dimensions.

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Felix Gora. 2020-01-02. Local models, Mustafin varieties and semi-stable resolutions. https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.12492

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