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Control Theorems for l-adic Lie extensions of global function fields

Let F be a global function field of characteristic p>0, K/F an l-adic Lie extension unramified outside a finite set of places S and A/F an abelian variety without complex multiplication. We study Sel_A(K)_l^\vee (the Pontrjagin dual of the Selmer group) and (under some mild hypotheses) prove that it is a finitely generated Z_l[[\Gal(K/F)]]-module via generalizations of Mazur's Control Theorem. If Gal(K/F) has no elements of order l and contains a closed normal subgroup H such that Gal(K/F)/H\simeq Z_l, we are able to give sufficient conditions for Sel_A(K)_l^\vee to be finitely generated as Z_l[[H]]-module and, consequently, a torsion Z_l[[\Gal(K/F)]]-module. We deal with both cases l\neq p and l=p.

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