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Equivariant deformation of Mumford curves and of ordinary curves in positive characteristic

Abstract

We compute the dimension of the tangent space to, and the Krull dimension of the pro-representable hull of two deformation functors. The first one is the ``algebraic'' deformation functor of an ordinary curve X over a field of positive charateristic with prescribed action of a finite group G, and the data are computed in terms of the ramification behaviour of X -> G\X. The second one is the ``analytic'' deformation functor of a fixed embedding of a finitely generated discrete group N in PGL(2,K) over a non-archimedean valued field K, and the data are computed in terms of the Bass-Serre representation of N via a graph of groups. Finally, if F is a free subgroup of N such that N is contained in the normalizer of F in PGL(2,K), then the Mumford curve associated to F becomes equipped with an action of N/F, and we show that the algebraic functor deforming the latter action coincides with the analytic functor deforming the embedding of N.

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Gunther Cornelissen, Fumiharu Kato. 2001-08-24. Equivariant deformation of Mumford curves and of ordinary curves in positive characteristic. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0103207

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