Convergence conjecture for substitutions in the Robba ring

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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 r⩽∣z∣<1r\leqslant |z|<1, and let R+\mathcal{R}^+ denote the positive-power subring.

Convergence conjecture. If h∈Rh\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 h∈R+h\in\mathcal{R}^+.

The paper proves this conjecture in the cyclotomic case s(X)=(1+X)p−1s(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.

References

Primary source

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

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