Spherical Completeness, Coherence, and GCD Properties of Formal Power Series and Witt Vector Rings
Yiding Wang
Abstract
Let K be a complete nonarchimedean valued field with v(K×)= R, and let V= OK. We prove that K is spherically complete if and only if V[[T]] is coherent, and that this is also equivalent to V[[T]] being a GCD domain. If K is perfect of characteristic p, the same characterization holds for the Witt vector ring W(V). Thus, this settles the previously unresolved full-real-value-group case in the coherence problems for both formal power series and Witt vector rings. In particular, this result also gives affirmative answers to Questions~9 and~10 of Anderson--Kang--Park. The proof combines a coherence criterion for complete rings with a spherically complete valuation quotient and a uniform construction of non-finitely generated intersections of two principal ideals from an empty ball chain.
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