Titlebook: Berkovich Spaces and Applications; Antoine Ducros,Charles Favre,Johannes Nicaise Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Emil Faure,Olena Danchenko,Grygoriy Zaspaer a field are coherent. The proof consists in endowing the ground field with the trivial absolute value and using the corresponding finiteness theorem for Berkovich spaces (after having proven at hand a suitable GAGA-principle). The latter theorem comes itself from a theorem of Kiehl in rigid geome

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0075-8434 of the theory.Gives an exposition of the striking applicati.We present an introduction to Berkovich’s theory of non-archimedean analytic spaces that emphasizes its applications in various fields. The first part contains surveys of a foundational nature, including an introduction to Berkovich analyt

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Cohomological Finiteness of Proper Morphisms in Algebraic Geometry: A Purely Transcendental Proof, Wtry, whose proof is based upon the theory of completely continuous maps between .-adic Banach spaces (in the spirit of Cartan and Serre’s proof of the finiteness of coherent cohomology on a compact complex analytic space).

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étale Cohomology of Schemes and Analytic Spaceseory, satisfying the same fundamental properties as the singular cohomology of complex varieties, which was needed for proving the Weil conjectures. For other deep arithmetic reasons (related to Langlands program) it appeared later that it should also be worthwhile developing such a theory in the .-

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Cohomological Finiteness of Proper Morphisms in Algebraic Geometry: A Purely Transcendental Proof, Wer a field are coherent. The proof consists in endowing the ground field with the trivial absolute value and using the corresponding finiteness theorem for Berkovich spaces (after having proven at hand a suitable GAGA-principle). The latter theorem comes itself from a theorem of Kiehl in rigid geome

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