Singularities, Monodromy and Zeta Functions Blatt 4
Exercises for presentation in the exercise class on 15.11.2018
Recall that a functionf :X →Qnp from a semi-algebraic setX ⊂Qmp is defined to be a semi-algebraic (map) when, for everyr∈Nand every semi-algebraic setS ⊂Qnp×Qrp, the set{(x, z)∈X×Qrp|(f(x), z)∈S}is semi-algebraic.
Aufgabe 1:
(a) Prove, without using the Projection Theorem, that if X ⊂ Qmp and f : X → Qnp are semi-algebraic, then the graph off is a semi-algebraic subset ofQmp ×Qnp.
(b) Assuming the Projection Theorem, prove the converse to (a). That is, prove that
(∗)Every functionf whose graph is a semi-algebraic subset ofQmp ×Qnp is a semi-algebraic map.
(c) Now assume (∗)and deduce the Projection Theoremfor sets of the formX×Y. Aufgabe 2:
Letm, l, k∈Z,X ⊂Qmp a semi-algebraic set, andh, a1, a2, c:X →Qp semi-algebraic maps.
(a) Show that {x∈X|v(h(x))≡l mod (k)} is semi-algebraic.
(b) Show that
Y :={(x, t)∈X×Qp|v(a1(x))< v(t−c(x))< v(a2(x)) ∧ v(t−c(x))≡l mod (k)}
is a semi-algebraic subset ofX×Qp. (c) Show thatπ(Y)⊂Qmp is semi-algebraic.
(d) Deduce, forν∈Zand
W :={(x, t)∈X×Qp|v(a1(x))< v(t−c(x))< v(a2(x)) ∧ ν·v(t−c(x)) +v(h(x))≡0 mod (k)}, that the setπ(W)⊂Qmp is semi-algebraic.
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