Non-injectivity of the lattice map for non-mixed Anderson t-motives, and a result towards its surjectivity

Abstract

Let M be an uniformizable Anderson t-motive and L(M) its lattice. First, we prove by an explicit construction that for the non-mixed M the lattice map M L(M) is not injective. Second, we show that some lattices which do not belong to the set L(M) of pure M, are lattices of non-pure M. This is a result towards surjectivity of the lattice map. The t-motives used in the proofs are non-pure t-motives of dimension 2, rank 3. Finally, we start calculations in order to answer a question whether all these t-motives are uniformizable, or not.

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