Convergence conjecture for substitutions in the Robba ring

Let R\mathcal{R} be the Robba ring associated with a finite-height substitution φ\varphi induced by s(X)s(X), and let ρ(s)\rho(s) be the largest norm of a zero of ss in the open unit disk. For r<1r<1, write R[r;1[\mathcal{R}^{[r;1[} for the subring of elements convergent on the annulus with radii rz<1r\leqslant |z|<1, and let R+\mathcal{R}^+ denote the positive-power subring.

Convergence conjecture. If hRh\in\mathcal{R} is such that φ(h)\varphi(h) is convergent on the annulus

{z,ρ(s)z<1},\{z,\,\rho(s)\leqslant |z|<1\},

then hR+h\in\mathcal{R}^+.

The paper proves this conjecture in the cyclotomic case s(X)=(1+X)p1s(X)=(1+X)^p-1. It predicts that convergence of the substituted element on the largest forced annulus already implies that the original element has no negative powers.

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Primary source

Laurent Berger, “Substitution maps in the Robba ring”, arXiv:2012.01904 (2022).

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