Inter-universal Teichmuller Theory I: Construction of Hodge Theaters

Inter-universal Teichmuller Theory I: Construction of Hodge Theaters Inter-universal Teichmuller Theory I: Construction of Hodge Theaters

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112 SHINICHI MOCHIZUKI — which [since Π p0 is commensurably terminal in π 1 ( † D ⊛ ) — cf., e.g., [AbsAnab], Theorem 1.1.1, (i)] we consider up to the action by the “inner automorphisms of the pair” arising from conjugation by Π p0 . In the language of [AbsTopIII], §3, this pair is an “MLF-Galois TM-pair of strictly Belyi type” [cf. [AbsTopIII], Definition 3.1, (ii)]. (vi) Before proceeding, we observe that the discussion of (iv), (v) concerning † F ⊛ , † D ⊛ may also be carried out for † F ⊚ , † D ⊚ . We leave the routine details to the reader. (vii) Next, let us consider the index set J of the capsule of D-prime-strips † D J . def ∼ For j ∈ J, writeV j = {v j } v∈V . Thus, we have a natural bijection V j → V, i.e., given by sending v j ↦→ v. These bijections determine a “diagonal subset” V 〈J〉 ⊆ V J def = ∏ j∈J V j — which also admits a natural bijection V 〈J〉 ∼ → V. Thus,weobtainnatural bijections V 〈J〉 ∼ → Vj ∼ → Prime( † F ⊚ mod ) ∼ → V mod for j ∈ J. Write † F ⊚ 〈J〉 † F ⊚ j def = { † F ⊚ mod , V 〈J〉 def = { † F ⊚ mod , V j ∼ → Prime( † F ⊚ mod )} ∼ → Prime( † F ⊚ mod )} for j ∈ J. That is to say, we think of † F ⊚ j as a copy of † F ⊚ mod “situated on” the constituent labeled j of the capsule † D J ; we think of † F ⊚ 〈J〉 as a copy of † F ⊚ mod “situated in a diagonal fashion on” all the constituents of the capsule † D J . Thus, we have a natural embedding of categories † F ⊚ 〈J〉 ↩→ † F ⊚ J def = ∏ j∈J † F ⊚ j — where, by abuse of notation, we write † F ⊚ 〈J〉 for the underlying category of [i.e., the first member of the pair] † F ⊚ 〈J〉 . Here, we observe that the category † F ⊚ J is not equipped with a Frobenioid structure. Write † F ⊚R j ; † F ⊚R 〈J〉 ; † F ⊚R J def = ∏ j∈J † F ⊚R j for the respective realifications [or product of the underlying categories of the realifications] of the corresponding Frobenioids whose notation does not contain a superscript “R”. [Here, we recall that the theory of realifications of Frobenioids is discussed in [FrdI], Proposition 5.3.] Remark 5.1.1. Thus, † F ⊚ 〈J〉 may be thought of as the Frobenioid associated to divisors on V J [i.e., finite formal sums of elements of this set with coefficients in Z or

INTER-UNIVERSAL TEICHMÜLLER THEORY I 113 R] whose dependence on j ∈ J is constant — that is to say, divisors corresponding to “constant distributions” on V J . Such constant distributions are depicted in Fig. 5.1 below. On the other hand, the product of [underlying categories of] Frobenioids † F ⊚ J may be thought of as a sort of category of “arbitrary distributions” on V J, i.e., divisors on V J whose dependence on j ∈ J is arbitrary. n · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v . .. n ′ · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v ′ . .. n ′′ · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v ′′ Fig. 5.1: Constant distribution Remark 5.1.2. The constructions of Example 5.1 manifestly only require the D-NF-bridge portion † φ NF of the D-ΘNF-Hodge theater † HT D-ΘNF . Remark 5.1.3. Note that unlike the case with † F ⊚ , † F ⊛ ,orM ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ), one cannot perform Kummer theory [cf. [FrdII], Definition 2.1, (ii)] with † F ⊚ mod or M ⊚ mod († D ⊚ ). [That is to say, in more concrete terms, unlike the case with F × , elements of F × mod do not necessarily admit N-th roots in F × mod ,forN a nonnegative integer!] The fact that one can perform Kummer theory with † F ⊚ , † F ⊛ ,or M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ) implies that M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ) equipped with its natural π 1 ( † D ⊚ )-action, as well as the “birational monoid portions” of † F ⊚ or † F ⊛ , satisfy various strong rigidity properties [cf. Corollary 5.3, (i), below]. For instance, these rigidity properties allow one to recover the additive structure on [the union with {0} of] M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ) equipped with its natural π 1 ( † D ⊚ )-action [cf. the discussion of Example 5.1, (v)]. That is to say, the additive structure on [the union with {0} of] the “birational monoid portion” of † F ⊚ mod may only be recovered if one is given the additional datum consisting of the natural embedding † F ⊚ mod ↩→ † F ⊛ [cf. Example 5.1, (iii)]. Put another way, if one only considers the category † F ⊚ mod without the embedding † F ⊚ mod ↩→ † F ⊛ ,then † F ⊚ mod is subject to a “Kummer black-out” — one consequence of which is that there is no way to recover the additive structure on the “birational monoid portion” of † F ⊚ mod . In subsequent discussions, we shall refer to

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R] whose dependence on j ∈ J is constant — that is to say, divisors corresponding<br />

to “constant distributions” on V J . Such constant distributions are depicted in Fig.<br />

5.1 below. On the other hand, the product <strong>of</strong> [underlying categories <strong>of</strong>] Frobenioids<br />

† F ⊚ J may be thought <strong>of</strong> as a sort <strong>of</strong> category <strong>of</strong> “arbitrary distributions” on V J,<br />

i.e., divisors on V J whose dependence on j ∈ J is arbitrary.<br />

n · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v<br />

. ..<br />

n ′ · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v ′ . ..<br />

n ′′ · ◦ ...◦ ...◦ · v ′′<br />

Fig. 5.1: Constant distribution<br />

Remark 5.1.2. The constructions <strong>of</strong> Example 5.1 manifestly only require the<br />

D-NF-bridge portion † φ NF<br />

<strong>of</strong> the D-ΘNF-<strong>Hodge</strong> theater † HT D-ΘNF .<br />

Remark 5.1.3. Note that unlike the case with † F ⊚ , † F ⊛ ,orM ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ), one<br />

cannot perform Kummer theory [cf. [FrdII], Definition 2.1, (ii)] with † F ⊚ mod or<br />

M ⊚ mod († D ⊚ ). [That is to say, in more concrete terms, unlike the case with F × ,<br />

elements <strong>of</strong> F × mod do not necessarily admit N-th roots in F × mod<br />

,forN a nonnegative<br />

integer!] The fact that one can perform Kummer theory with † F ⊚ , † F ⊛ ,or<br />

M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ) implies that M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ ) equipped with its natural π 1 ( † D ⊚ )-action, as well<br />

as the “birational monoid portions” <strong>of</strong> † F ⊚ or † F ⊛ , satisfy various strong rigidity<br />

properties [cf. Corollary 5.3, (i), below]. For instance, these rigidity properties<br />

allow one to recover the additive structure on [the union with {0} <strong>of</strong>] M ⊚ ( † D ⊚ )<br />

equipped with its natural π 1 ( † D ⊚ )-action [cf. the discussion <strong>of</strong> Example 5.1, (v)].<br />

That is to say,<br />

the additive structure on [the union with {0} <strong>of</strong>] the “birational monoid<br />

portion” <strong>of</strong> † F ⊚ mod<br />

may only be recovered if one is given the additional<br />

datum consisting <strong>of</strong> the natural embedding † F ⊚ mod ↩→ † F ⊛ [cf. Example<br />

5.1, (iii)].<br />

Put another way, if one only considers the category † F ⊚ mod<br />

without the embedding<br />

† F ⊚ mod ↩→ † F ⊛ ,then † F ⊚ mod<br />

is subject to a “Kummer black-out” — one consequence<br />

<strong>of</strong> which is that there is no way to recover the additive structure on the<br />

“birational monoid portion” <strong>of</strong> † F ⊚ mod<br />

. In subsequent discussions, we shall refer to

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