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Topologization and Functional Analytification II: $\infty$-Categorical Motivic Constructions for Homotopical Contexts

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This is our second scope of the consideration on the corresponding topologization and the corresponding functional analytification. We will focus on the corresponding functorial and motivic constructions in our current consideration. We consider topological motivic derived $I$-adic and derived $(p,I)$-adic cohomologies through derived de Rham complexes of Bhatt, Guo, Illusie, Morrow, Scholze, Frobenius sheaves over Robba rings of Kedlaya-Liu in certain derived $I$-adic and derived $(p,I)$-adic geometric context as what we defined for Bambozzi-Ben-Bassat-Kremnizer $\infty$-prestacks in our previous work in this series. The foundation we will work on will be based on the work of Bambozzi-Ben-Bassat-Kremnizer, Ben-Bassat-Mukherjee, Clausen-Scholze and Kelly-Kremnizer-Mukherjee, in order to promote the construction to even more general homotopical and $\infty$-categorical contexts. This gives us the chance to construct the functional analytic derived prismatic cohomology and derived preperfectoidizations, as well as the functional analytic derived logarithmic prismatic cohomology and derived logarithmic preperfectoidizations after Bhatt-Scholze and Koshikawa, in the framework of Bambozzi-Ben-Bassat-Kremnizer, Ben-Bassat-Mukherjee, Clausen-Scholze and Kelly-Kremnizer-Mukherjee.

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Xin Tong. 2022-01-10. Topologization and Functional Analytification II: $\infty$-Categorical Motivic Constructions for Homotopical Contexts. https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.12679

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