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Antoine Galet

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Arithmetic duality for finite Galois modules over two-dimensional local fields of mixed characteristic

A field $K$ is $d$-local if there exist fields $K=k_d,\dots,k_0$ where each $k_{i+1}$ is a complete discrete valuation field with residue field $k_i$, and $k_0$ is a finite field of characteristic $p$. By work of Deninger and Wingberg, the Galois cohomology of such fields with coefficients in finite Galois modules satisfies a duality generalizing Tate duality when either $d=0$, $\mathrm{char} k_1=0$ or the coefficients have no $p$-torsion. Based on recent progress by Kato and Suzuki, we obtain duality statements for arbitrary finite Galois modules, under the weaker assumption that either $d\leq 1$ or $\mathrm{char} k_2=0$. We also get duality for the \'etale cohomology of $K$-varieties with coefficients in finite \'etale groups, in the style of Artin-Verdier duality. These dualities are stated in terms of condensed structures (in fact, locally compact Hausdorff topologies) on the cohomology groups. More generally we obtain results for any perfect $k_0$, endowing the totally unramified cohomology groups of $K$ with the structure of ind-pro-quasi-algebraic $k_0$-groups.

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Higher local duality in Galois cohomology

A field $K$ is quasi-classical $d$-local if there exist fields $K=k_d,\dots,k_0$ with $k_{i+1}$ Henselian admissible discretely valued with residue field $k_i$, and $k_0$ quasi-finite. We prove a duality theorem for the Galois cohomology of such $K$ with many coefficients, including finite coefficients of any order. Previously, such duality was only known in few cases : as a perfect pairing of finite groups for finite coefficients prime to $\mathrm{char} k_0$ in general, or for any finite coefficients when $k_1$ is $p$-adic ; or as a perfect pairing of locally compact Hausdorff groups for the $\mathrm{fppf}$ cohomology of finite group schemes when $K$ is local. With no obvious reasonable topology available, we abandon perfectness altogether and instead obtain nondegenerate pairings of abstract abelian groups. This is done with new diagram-chasing results for pairings of torsion groups, allowing a dévissage approach which reduces our results to the study of $K^M_r(K)/p\times H^{d+1-r}_p(K)\to\mathbb{Z}/p$ using results of Kato.

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