Spectrum of p-adic linear differential equations I: The shape of the spectrum

Tinhinane A. Azzouz

doi:10.1007/s00029-023-00904-4

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Spectrum of p-adic linear differential equations I: The shape of the spectrum

Tinhinane A. Azzouz

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This paper extends our previous works arXiv:1802.07306 [math.NT], arXiv:1808.02382 [math.NT] on determining the spectrum, in the Berkovich sense, of ultrametric linear differential equations. Our previous works focused on equations with constant coefficients or over a field of formal power series. In this paper, we investigate the spectrum of $p$-adic differential equations at a generic point on a quasi-smooth curve. This analysis allows us to establish a significant connection between the spectrum and the spectral radii of convergence of a differential equation when considering the affine line. Furthermore, the spectrum offers a more detailed decomposition compared to Robba's decomposition based on spectral radii.

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Tinhinane A. Azzouz. 2023-09-04. Spectrum of p-adic linear differential equations I: The shape of the spectrum. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00029-023-00904-4

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