
arXiv: 1510.01178
Let $k$ be a discretely valued non-Archimedean field. We give an explicit description of analytic functions whose norm is bounded by a given real number $r$ on tubes of reduced $k$-analytic spaces associated to special formal schemes (those include $k$-affinoid spaces as well as open polydiscs). As an application we study the connectedness of these tubes. This generalizes (in the discretely valued case) a result of Siegfried Bosch. We use as a main tool a result of A.J. de Jong relating formal and analytic functions on special formal schemes and a generalization of de Jong's result which is proved in the joint appendix with Christian Kappen.
19 pages; modifications in section 4 to drop the assumption that the rings are reduced; typos corrected and examples added; the appendix appears now as a joint appendix
tubes, 14G22, affinoid spaces, Mathematics - Number Theory, 13F25, Formal power series rings, reduction, Rigid analytic geometry, 13F40, Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry, semiaffinoid, Mathematik, FOS: Mathematics, Excellent rings, Number Theory (math.NT), Algebraic Geometry (math.AG)
tubes, 14G22, affinoid spaces, Mathematics - Number Theory, 13F25, Formal power series rings, reduction, Rigid analytic geometry, 13F40, Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry, semiaffinoid, Mathematik, FOS: Mathematics, Excellent rings, Number Theory (math.NT), Algebraic Geometry (math.AG)
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