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Six operations for \({\mathop {\mathcal {D}}\limits ^{\frown }}\)-modules on rigid analytic spaces

  • Andreas Bode

摘要

We introduce all six operations for -modules on smooth rigid analytic spaces by considering the derived category of complete bornological -modules. We then focus on a full subcategory which should be thought of as consisting of complexes with coadmissible cohomology, and establish analogues of some classical results: Kashiwara’s equivalence, stability of coadmissibility under extraordinary inverse image for smooth morphisms and direct image for projective morphisms, as well as the computation of relative de Rham cohomology.