An explicit theory of π1,(P1 - \0,μN,∞\) - V-1 : The Frobenius extended to π1,(P1 - \0,μpαN,∞\)

Abstract

Let p a prime number. For all N ∈ N prime to p, let kN be a finite field of characteristic p containing a primitive N-th root of unity. Let XkN,N= P1 - (\0,∞\ μN) / kN. This work is an explicit theory of the crystalline pro-unipotent fundamental groupoid (π1,) of XkN,N. In the parts I to IV, we have considered each possible value of N separately. The purpose of part V is to study the role of the morphisms relating π1(P1 - \0,μN1,∞\) and π1(P1 - \0,μN2,∞\) when N1 divides N2. In V-1, we specify this question to the theme of part I, the computation of the Frobenius. For any N ∈ N, let KN=Qp(N) where N∈ Qp is a primitive N-th root of unity, and XKN,N = P1 - (\0,∞\ μN) / KN. For N prime to p, we are used to view the Frobenius of π1,(XkN,N) as a structure on π1,(XKN,N). In V-1, we show that the Frobenius of π1,(XKN,N), iterated α ∈ N times, can be extended canonically as a structure of π1,(XKpαN,pαN). This allows to define generalizations of adjoint p-adic multiple zeta values associated with roots of unity of order pαN, and several related objects. This also gives a canonical framework to relate to each other the direct method of computation of the Frobenius of I-1 and the indirect methods of computation of the Frobenius of I-2 and I-3.

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