Surjectivity Criteria for p-adic Representations, Part I
arXiv:math/0209237 · doi:10.1007/s00229-003-0402-4
Abstract
We prove several surjectivity criteria for -adic representations. In particular, we classify all adjoint and simply connected group schemes over the Witt ring of a finite field such that the epimorphism has a section.
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