Non-Commutative Formal Groups In Positive Characterstic

Frederick Leitner

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Non-Commutative Formal Groups In Positive Characterstic

Frederick Leitner

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We describe geometric non-commutative formal groups in terms of a geometric commutative formal group with a Poisson structure on its splay algebra. We describe certain natural properties of such Poisson structures and show that any such Poisson structure gives rise to a non-commutative formal group.

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Frederick Leitner. 2006-02-07. Non-Commutative Formal Groups In Positive Characterstic. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0602138

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