Formal Groups
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		    74
 
 A. Frohlich King's College, London
 
 1968
 
 Formal Groups
 
 Springer-Verlag Berlin· Heidelberg· New York
 
 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be translated or reproduced in any form without written permission from Springer Verlag. © by Springer-Verlag Berlin' Heidelberg 1968. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 68-57940 Printed in Germany. Title No. 3680.
 
 These notes cover the major part of an introductory course on formal groups which I gave during the session 1966-67 at King's College London.
 
 They are based on a rou9h draft by A.S.T. Lue.
 
 I have not included here the last part of the course. on formal complex multiplication and class field theory. as this subject is now accessible in the literature not only in the original paper but also in the Brighton Proceedings.
 
 The literature list on the other
 
 hand includes some papers published since I gave
 
 A.TC.
 
 ray
 
 course.
 
 CONTENTS CHAPTER I
 
 CHAPl'ER II
 
 CHAPTER III
 
 PRELIMINARIES §l.
 
 Power series rings...........................
 
 1
 
 §2.
 
 Homomorphisms................................
 
 16
 
 §3.
 
 Formal groups................................
 
 22
 
 LIE THEORY §1.
 
 The bialgebra of a formal group..............
 
 29
 
 §2.
 
 The Lie algebra of a formal group............
 
 43
 
 COMMUTATIVE FORMAL GROUPS OF DIMENSION ONE §l.
 
 Generalities.................................
 
 §2.
 
 Classification of formal groups over a
 
 §3.
 
 CHAPl'ER IV
 
 51
 
 separably closed field of characteristic p...
 
 69
 
 Galois cohomology............................
 
 86
 
 COMMUTATIVE FORMAL GROUPS OF DIMENSION ONE OVER A DISCRETE VALUATION RING
 
 96
 
 §l.
 
 The homomorphisms....................... ••••
 
 §2.
 
 The group of points of a formal group........ 104
 
 §3.
 
 Division and rational points ••••••••••••••••• 119
 
 §4.
 
 The Tate module •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 121
 
 LITERATURE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
 
 139
 
 -1-
 
 CHA.P:rER I. PRELIMINARIES
 
 91.
 
 Power Series Rings Let R be a commutative ring.
 
 The power series ring
 
 in n indeterminates Xl •••• ,X over R is a ring n whose elements are formal power series R
 
 , •••
 
 with component-wise addition and Cauchy multiplication as its operations • Denote by N the set of non-negative integers and let M
 
 n
 
 be the set of n-tuples i = (i •••• ,in)' with components it l
 
 . N.
 
 In other words M is the set of maps of n
 
 u, •.• ,n}
 
 define addition and partial order on
 
 component-wise, i.e.
 
 M
 
 n
 
 and
 
 The zero element
 
 a
 
 on M is the n-tuple (0, ••• ,0). n
 
 Now we can write
 
 f(X)
 
 =l' = L
 
 i E M
 
 n
 
 (interpret
 
 r
 
 .
 
 i i as Xl l •••X n
 
 1), and define
 
 into N.
 
 We
 
 -2-
 
 (g +
 
 =g.
 
 f).J.
 
 + f., J.
 
 J.
 
 l, ••• ,xJl is a cOlIDl1Utative ring, which
 
 With these definitions R[[X
 
 contains R as a subring : identiry a E: R with the power series f, for which f of M ). n
 
 O
 
 = a and f
 
 i
 
 = 0 (the zero of R) when i > 0 (the zero
 
 We shall write
 
 for the inclusion map.
 
 The a:uentation
 
 is the ring homomorphism with
 
 R
 
 R [[JS.••••
 
 & (f)
 
 /
 
 =
 
 f • O
 
 Note that the diagram
 
 R
 
 ,x;JJ
 
 commutes.
 
 !2i!.:: of maps M
 
 n		
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