Wildly Compatible Systems and Six Operations

Abstract

For a scheme X separated and of finite type over an excellent regular scheme S, we define wildly compatible systems of constructible sheaves of modules over finite fields on X for certain vector spaces V. The main result is that for S ≤ 1, wildly compatible systems are preserved by Grothendieck's six operations and Verdier's duality. Finally, for a smooth integral scheme X over a finite field, we prove that all -adic compatible systems gives wildly compatible systems.

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