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P UBLICATIONS MATHÉMATIQUES DE L ’I.H.É.S.

A. J. D E J ONG

Erratum : Crystalline Dieudonné module theory via formal and rigid geometry

Publications mathématiques de l’I.H.É.S., tome 87 (1998), p. 175

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ERRATUM TO :

CRYSTALLINE DIEUDONNE MODULE THEORY VIA FORMAL AND RIGID GEOMETRY

by A. J. de JONG

Lemma 7.1.13.1 of [1] is wrong. This was pointed out to the author by Brian Conrad. The only place where Lemma 7.1.13.1 is used in the article is in the cons- truction of the maps (B^ (7.1.13.2). We give a correct construction of ^ (for A such that TC is not a zero divisor).

Let c be an integer such that TcA n P C TrP-0

for all n ^ c. The existence of c is the Artin-Rees lemma. Then for any integer t e N we have

^ A n (T^-1 P + T^-21^ + ... + I'") C ^ P-6.

Next, we come to the definition of (B^. Let n ^ c. Any a e A[P/TT:] can be written in the form

a == flo + a^n + ... + ^\ a, e 1^

for some t eN. We simply put (B^(fl) = floinodP"0. To show that (3^ is well defined, suppose that OQ + a^n + • • • + ^/^( (^ e r") represents zero in A[P/TT]. This means that T^ (IQ + T^"1 ^1 + • • • + ^< == O? as A has no Tr-torsion. Thus

fr1 n c= -H-11 T" -L. -rrt~<2' J21* -L J- "P"

T C f l o ^ ^ A - f - T C A - | - . . . - f - A

and by the above it follows that a^ e I7*"0. Hence

(U^o + ^ + ... + ajn1) = flo mod P-0 = 0 as desired.

[1] A. J. de JONG, Crystalline Dieudonne module theory via formal and rigid geometry, Publ. math. IHES, 82, 5-96 (1995).

Department of Mathematics, Fine Hall,

Washington Rd

Princeton, NJ 08544-1000 fitats-Unis.

Manuscrit refu Ie 9 fevrier 1998.

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