Non-Archimedean Motives IV

Explore the advanced mathematical theory of non-Archimedean motives in this fourth lecture of a specialized series. Delve into the definition of categories of étale and rational motives over adic spaces, examining their fundamental properties and applications in p-adic cohomology theories. Learn about the six-functor formalism, continuity and spreading-out properties, compact generation, and the crucial identification between analytic motives over local fields and monodromy operators acting on nearby cycles. Discover how homotopies play a central role in the proofs of these theoretical results. Examine practical applications including the definition and study of rigid cohomology, de Rham cohomology, and Hyodo-Kato cohomology theories, gaining insight into cutting-edge research in algebraic geometry and number theory.