Breuil's classification conjecture for pp-divisible groups and finite flat group schemes

Let kk be a perfect field of characteristic pp, let W(k)W(k) be its ring of Witt vectors, let K0=W(k)[1/p]K_0=W(k)[1/p], and let KK be a finite totally ramified extension of K0K_0 with ring of integers OK\mathscr{O}_K. Set S=W(k)[[u]]\mathfrak{S}=W(k)[[u]], equipped with Frobenius φ(u)=up\varphi(u)=u^p. Write ModS(φ)1\underline{\operatorname{Mod}}_{\mathfrak{S}}(\varphi)^{\leqslant 1} for the category of Kisin modules of height at most 11, and (Mod/S)1(\operatorname{Mod}/\mathfrak{S})^{\leqslant1} for the corresponding torsion category. Let GK=Gal(K/K)\boldsymbol{\mathcal{G}}_{K_\infty}=\operatorname{Gal}(\overline K/K_\infty), and let TST^*_{\mathfrak{S}} denote the associated contravariant functors. Breuil's conjecture. There exists an exact anti-equivalence of categories

GMGG\leftrightsquigarrow\mathfrak{M}_G

between pp-divisible groups over OK\mathscr{O}_K and ModS(φ)1\underline{\operatorname{Mod}}_{\mathfrak{S}}(\varphi)^{\leqslant1}, compatible with contravariant Dieudonné crystals and inducing a natural GK\boldsymbol{\mathcal{G}}_{K_\infty}-equivariant isomorphism Tp(G)TS(MG)T_p(G)\cong T^*_{\mathfrak{S}}(\mathfrak{M}_G). Likewise, there exists an exact anti-equivalence

HMHH\leftrightsquigarrow\mathfrak{M}_H

between pp-power order finite flat group schemes over OK\mathscr{O}_K and (Mod/S)1(\operatorname{Mod}/\mathfrak{S})^{\leqslant1}, compatible with contravariant Dieudonné crystals and inducing a natural GK\boldsymbol{\mathcal{G}}_{K_\infty}-equivariant isomorphism H(K)TS(MH)H(\overline K)\cong T^*_{\mathfrak{S}}(\mathfrak{M}_H). The paper proves this conjecture, including the compatibility with crystalline Dieudonné theory and the associated Galois representations.

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Wausu Kim, “The classification of p-divisible groups over 2-adic discrete valuation rings”, arXiv:1007.1904 (2011).

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