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Topics on Geometric and Representation Theoretic Aspects of Period Rings I

We consider more general framework than the corresponding one considered in our previous work on the Hodge-Iwasawa theory. In our current consideration we consider the corresponding more general base spaces, namely the analytic adic spaces and analytic perfectoid spaces in Kedlaya's AWS Lecture notes. We hope our discussion will also shed some light on further generalization to even more general spaces such as those considered by Gabber-Ramero namely one just considers certain topological rings which satisfy the Fontaine-Wintenberger idempotent correspondence and calls them perfectoid generalizing the notions from Scholze, Fontaine, Kedlaya-Liu and Kedlaya (AWS Lecture notes). Actually some of the discussion we presented here is already in some more general form for this purpose (although we have not made enough efforts to write all the things).

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