paper

Reconstructing -divisible groups from their truncations of small level

arXiv:math/0607268 · doi:10.4171/CMH/192

Abstract

Let be an algebraically closed field of characteristic . Let be a -divisible group over . Let be the smallest non-negative integer for which the following statement holds: if is a -divisible group over of the same codimension and dimension as and such that is isomorphic to , then is isomorphic to . To the Dieudonné module of we associate a non-negative integer which is a computable upper bound of . If is a product of isoclinic -divisible groups, we show that ; if the set has at least two elements we also show that . We show that we have $n_D\Le 1$ if and only if $\ell_D\Le 1$; this recovers the classification of minimal -divisible groups obtained by Oort. If is quasi-special, we prove the Traverso truncation conjecture for . If is -cyclic, we compute explicitly . Many results are proved in the general context of latticed -isocrystals with a (certain) group over .

32 pages. Final version identical with the galley proofs (modulo style). Paper dedicated to the memory of Angela Vasiu. To appear in Comment. Math. Helv

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