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Yuto Yamada

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Analytification for Complex Geometry Revisited

We develop an ind-Banach framework for revisiting analytification in complex geometry, inspired by Bambozzi-Chiarellotto-Vanni's work on tempered cohomology. We define several ind-Banach rings of overconvergent and holomorphic power series to endow $\mathbb{C}$-algebras with analytic structures. As an application, we obtain an abstract GAGA-type comparison in this setting.

math.CV

Notes on congruence zeta functions via a Berkovich approach

We revisit congruence zeta functions of smooth projective varieties over finite fields in the framework of Scholze's Berkovich motives. Via this formalism and categorical traces, we construct a new zeta function, and show that it agree with classical one

math.NT

A new approach to $\delta$-rings via Stone duality

We define Stone $\delta$-rings as a new class of $\delta$-rings. Via Stone duality, we shows that $\delta$-rings relates light condensed mathematics, which is developed by Clausen-Scholze. Also, we examine some phenomena for this relationship, for example, we observe $\delta$-rings which corresponds to metrizable compact Hausdorff spaces.

math.AG

Various arsenic network structures in 112-type Ca1-xLaxFe1-yPdyAs2 revealed by synchrotron x-ray diffraction experiments

Two novel 112-type palladium doped iron arsenides were synthesized and identified using comprehensive studies involving synchrotron x-ray diffraction and x-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) experiments. Whereas in-plane arsenic zigzag chains were found in 112-type superconducting iron arsenide, Ca1-xLaxFeAs2 with maximum Tc = 34 K, deformed arsenic network structures appeared in 112-type materials such as longitudinal arsenics zigzag chains in CaFe1-yPdyAs2 (y ~ 0.51) and arsenic square sheets constructed via hypervalent bonding in Ca1-xLaxFe1-yPdyAs2 (x ~ 0.31, y ~ 0.30). As K-edge XANES spectra clarified the similar oxidization states around FeAs4 tetrahedrons, expecting us the possible parents for high Tc 112-type iron arsenide superconductors.

cond-mat.supr-con