Asian Journal of Mathematics · 2000 · 35 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesEnologyEasementsField PhenotypingNumber TheoryAlgebraic GeometryGroup TheoryModel TheoryDiscrete Valuation RingsNéron ModelsUnramified Extensions
Let O be a henselian discrete valuation ring with perfect residue field. Denote by K the fraction field of O = OK , and by p = pK the maximal ideal of O. Then every abelian variety A over K has a Neron model A over O. The Neron model A of A is a smooth group scheme of finite type over O, characterized by the property that for every finite unramified extension L of K, every L-valued point of AK extends uniquely to an OL-valued point of A. We refer to the book [BLR] for a thorough exposition of the construction and basic properties of Neron models. In general, the formation of Neron models does not commute with base change. Rather, for every finite extension field M of K, we have a canonical homomorphism
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Degenerating abelian varieties
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