Decomposition Theorem for Perfectoid Rings along General Ideals

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The article presents a tameness theorem for torsion in perfectoid rings, showing that if \( R \) is a perfectoid ring and \( I \subset R \) an ideal, then the \( I \)-torsion in \( R \) is \( I_{\mathrm{perfd}} \)-almost zero, leading to an excision-type decomposition. This result matters as it offers new structural insights into perfectoid rings using Andr\'e's lemma and $p$-complete arc descent techniques.

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Exploring the Decomposition Theorem for Perfectoid Rings could be a great topic for our math-loving followers. Here's an abstract from arXiv:2606.06241v2 that discusses its application in perfectoid rings and their perfectoidization.

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arXiv:2606.06241v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Using Andr\'e's lemma and the excision square for perfectoidization coming from $p$-complete arc descent, we prove new structural results about perfectoid rings and perfectoidization. The main result is a tameness theorem for torsion in perfectoid rings: if $R$ is a perfectoid ring and $I\subset R$ is an ideal, then the $I$-torsion in $R$ is $I_{\mathrm{perfd}}$-almost zero. This yields an excision-type decomposition of $R$ along its $I$-torsion part. We also study (semi)perfectoid rings and perfectoid ideals and take the opportunity to make some structural remarks about them.