<p>We investigate the following question: Given a field <i>K</i>, when is the étale open topology ℰ<sub><i>K</i></sub> induced by a field topology? On the positive side, when <i>K</i> is the fraction field of a local domain <i>R ≠ K</i>, using a weak form of resolution of singularities due to Gabber, we show that ℰ<sub><i>K</i></sub> agrees with the <i>R</i>-adic topology when <i>R</i> is quasi-excellent and henselian. Various pathologies appear when dropping the quasi-excellence assumption. For locally bounded field topologies, we introduce the notion of generalized t-henselianity (gt-henselianity) following Prestel and Ziegler. We establish the following: For a locally bounded field topology τ, the étale open topology is induced by τ if and only if τ is gt-henselian and some nonempty étale image is τ-bounded open. On the negative side, we obtain that for a pseudo-algebraically closed field <i>K</i>, ℰ<sub><i>K</i></sub> is never induced by a field topology.</p>

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When is the étale open topology a field topology?

  • Philip Dittmann,
  • Erik Walsberg,
  • Jinhe Ye

摘要

We investigate the following question: Given a field K, when is the étale open topology ℰK induced by a field topology? On the positive side, when K is the fraction field of a local domain R ≠ K, using a weak form of resolution of singularities due to Gabber, we show that ℰK agrees with the R-adic topology when R is quasi-excellent and henselian. Various pathologies appear when dropping the quasi-excellence assumption. For locally bounded field topologies, we introduce the notion of generalized t-henselianity (gt-henselianity) following Prestel and Ziegler. We establish the following: For a locally bounded field topology τ, the étale open topology is induced by τ if and only if τ is gt-henselian and some nonempty étale image is τ-bounded open. On the negative side, we obtain that for a pseudo-algebraically closed field K, ℰK is never induced by a field topology.