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arXiv · 2007.03610

On the Berkovich double residue fields and birational models

Abstract

Just as a residue field can be considered for a point of an algebraic variety, we can also consider a residue field for a point of a Berkovich analytic space. This residue field is a valuation field in the algebraic sense. Then we can consider its residue field as a valuation field. We call it the Berkovich double residue field at the point. In this paper, we consider a point $x$ of the Berkovich analytification of an algebraic variety and identify the Berkovich double residue field at $x$ with the union of the residue fields at the center of $x$ in birational models. Besides, we concretely compute the Berkovich double residue field for any quasi monomial valuation.

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Keita Goto. 2024-07-19. On the Berkovich double residue fields and birational models. https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.03610

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