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Period Rings with Big Coefficients and Application II

We continue our study on the corresponding noncommutative deformation of the relative $p$-adic Hodge structures of Kedlaya-Liu along our previous work. In this paper, we are going to initiate the study of the corresponding descent of pseudocoherent modules carrying large noncommutative coefficients. And also we are going to more systematically study the corresponding noncommutative geometric aspects of noncommutative deformation of Hodge structures, which will definitely also provide the insights not only for noncommutative Iwasawa theory but also for noncommutative analytic geometry. The noncommutative Hodge-Iwasawa theory is now improved along some very well-defined direction (we will expect many well-targeted applications to noncommutative Tamagawa number conjectures from the modern perspectives of Burns-Flach-Fukaya-Kato), while the corresponding Kedlaya-Liu glueing of pseudocoherent Banach modules with certain stability is also generalized to the large noncommutative coefficient case.

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