Local monodromy of p-divisible groups
Jeff Achter, Peter Norman
Abstract
A p-divisible group over a field K admits a slope decomposition; associated to each slope λ is an integer m and a representation (K) m(Dλ), where Dλ is the p-division algebra with Brauer invariant [λ]. We call m the multiplicity of λ in the p-divisible group. Let G0 be a p-divisible group over a field k. Suppose that λ is not a slope of G0, but that there exists a deformation of G in which λ appears with multiplicity one. Assume that λ= (s-1)/s for any natural number s>1. We show that there exists a deformation G/R of G0/k such that the representation ( R) 1(Dλ) has large image.
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