Crystalline Realizations of 1-Motives: Integral Structure and Classification via Linear Frobenius
We study morphisms and integral weight splittings in the contravariant Dieudonné realization of Deligne $1$-motives over a finite field. Combining the classical Tate theorem with a finite-level divisibility criterion, we prove integral full faithfulness after $p$-adic completion of morphism groups. We identify the geometric extension classes killed by the Barsotti--Tate realization and determine the exact common $p$-power denominator of the weight projectors from the extension maps of a $1$-motive and its Cartier dual. The same invariant measures the integral splitting defect. Frobenius resultants and reduced resultants give uniform bounds, whose sharpness is illustrated by explicit elliptic examples. Semilinear descent expresses crystalline morphisms through linear Frobenius intertwiners; eigenvalue ratios then determine morphism ranks over finite extensions and the minimal common field of definition. We characterize the rational essential image using cyclotomic factors and Honda--Tate multiplicities, and obtain derived realization equivalences for motives generated by curves after scalar extension and idempotent completion. Applications include quaternionic descent and divisor correspondences between smooth projective curves.