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The best known example of a non-archimedean period domain is the Drinfeld upper half space \(\Omega _E^d\) of dimension d - 1 associated to a finite extension E of Q p (complement of all E-rational hyperplanes in the projective space Pd-1). Drinfeld [D2] interpreted this rigid-analytic space as the generic fibre of a formal scheme over O E parametrizing certain p-divisible groups. He used this to p-adically uniformize certain Shimura curves (Cherednik’s theorem) and to construct highly nontrivial étale coverings of \(\Omega _E^d\). This report gives an account of joint work of Zink and myself [RZ] that generalizes the construction of Drinfeld (Sections 1–3). In the last two sections these results are put in a more general framework (Fontaine conjecture) and the problem of the computation of ℓ-adic cohomology is addressed (Kottwitz conjecture). In this report we return to the subject of Grothendieck’s talk at the Nice congress [G, esp. Section 5] where he stressed the relation between the local moduli of p-divisible groups and filtered Dieudonné modules.

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Rapoport, M. (1995). Non-Archimedian Period Domains. In: Chatterji, S.D. (eds) Proceedings of the International Congress of Mathematicians. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-9078-6_35

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