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is copowered (= tensored) over . We define the constant -scheme on a set by
For a scheme we compute and see that there is an adjunction
A constant formal scheme is defined to be a completion of constant scheme. The completion functor induces an equivalence between the category of constant schemes and the category of constant formal schemes.
An étale -scheme is defined to be a directed colimit of -spectra of finite separable field-extensions of .
An étale formal -scheme is defined to be a directed colimit of formal -spectra of finite separable field-extensions of .
Let be a -scheme or a formal -scheme. Then the following statements are equivalent:
is étale.
is constant.
is constant.
where denotes an algebraic closure of , denotes the subextension of consisting of all separable elements of and denotes skalar extension.
Let be a -formal scheme (resp. a locally algebraic scheme) then is étale iff the Frobenius morphism is a monomorphism (resp. an isomorphism).
(fundamental theorem of Galois theory)
The functor
from étale schemes to the category of Galois modules is an equivalence of categories.
The completion functor
is an equivalence of categories.
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