Minimal p-divisible groups
By Frans Oort. 2004
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A p-divisible group X can be seen as a tower of building blocks, each of which is isomorphic to the same finite group scheme X[p]. Clearly, if X1 and X2 are isomorphic then X1[p] ∼= X2[p]; however, conversely X1[p] ∼= X2[p] does in general not imply that X1 and X2 are isomorphic. Can we give, over an algebraically closed field in characteristic p, a condition on the p-kernels which ensures this converse? Here are two known examples of such a condition: consider the case that X is ordinary, or the case that X is superspecial (X is the p-divisible group of a product of supersingular elliptic curves); in these cases the p-kernel uniquely determines X.
Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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- Ekedahl–Oort and Newton strata for Shimura varieties of PEL type (2010, background): “ see that Oort-minimal p-divisible groups (without any additional structure) are fundamental, and fundamental p-divisible groups are minimal by Remark 8.8. We obtain a new proof of the main result of [Oo4]: Corollary 8.13. Oort-minimal p-divisible groups are minimal in the sense of Definition 8.2. If”
- Foliations in moduli spaces of abelian varieties (2002, unknown): “For a pair (m, n) of coprime non-negative integers we write Hm,n for the p-divisible group as in [7], 5.3; Hm,n can be defined over Fp, it is isogenous with Gm,n and over Fp its endomorphism ring is the maximal order in its endomorphism algebra; these properties characterize Hm,n over an algebraical”
- Truncations of level 1 of elements in the loop group of a reductive group (2009, background): “By definition there is a unique isomorphism class of minimal p - divisible groups in each isogeny class of p -divisible groups (see [Oor05]).”