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(2.1.1) Let kk be a field of characteristic zero. We set R=k⁡[[t]]R=k[\negthinspace[t]\negthinspace] and K=k⁡((t))K=k(\negthinspace(t)\negthinspace), and we fix a tt-adic absolute value |⋅|K|\cdot|_{K} on KK by setting |t|K=1/e|t|_{K}=1/e. For every KK-scheme of finite type YY, we denote by YanY^{\mathrm{an}} the associated KK-analytic space. For every separated RR-scheme of finite type 𝒴\mathscr{Y} we set 𝒴k=𝒴×Rk\mathscr{Y}_{k}=\mathscr{Y}\times_{R}k and 𝒴K=𝒴×RK\mathscr{Y}_{K}=\mathscr{Y}\times_{R}K. Moreover, we will denote by 𝒴^\widehat{\mathscr{Y}} the tt-adic completion of 𝒴\mathscr{Y}, by 𝒴^η\widehat{\mathscr{Y}}_{\eta} the generic fiber of 𝒴^\widehat{\mathscr{Y}} in the category of KK-analytic spaces and by

red𝒴:𝒴^η→𝒴k\mathrm{red}_{\mathscr{Y}}:\widehat{\mathscr{Y}}_{\eta}\to\mathscr{Y}_{k}

the canonical reduction map. The generic fiber 𝒴^η\widehat{\mathscr{Y}}_{\eta} is an analytic domain in 𝒴Kan\mathscr{Y}_{K}^{\mathrm{an}}, and it is equal to 𝒴Kan\mathscr{Y}_{K}^{\mathrm{an}} if and only if 𝒴\mathscr{Y} is proper over RR.

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