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Remark 2.3 . [03AS]

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Remark 2.3.

If XX is a proper scheme over KK with a line bundle LL, then we denote the analytifications by Xan{X^{\rm an}} and Lan{L^{\rm an}} (in the category of Berkovich spaces). By formal completion, every algebraic K∘{K^{\circ}}-model (𝒳,β„’)({\mathscr{X}},{\mathscr{L}}) of (X,L)(X,L) induces a formal K∘{K^{\circ}}-model (𝒳^,β„’^)(\hat{{\mathscr{X}}},\hat{{\mathscr{L}}}) of (Xan,Lan)({X^{\rm an}},{L^{\rm an}}). Note that the special fiber 𝒳s{\mathscr{X}}_{s} of 𝒳{\mathscr{X}} is canonically isomorphic to the special fiber of the formal completion 𝒳^\hat{{\mathscr{X}}} and hence the above yields a reduction map Ο€:Xan→𝒳s\pi:{X^{\rm an}}\to{\mathscr{X}}_{s}. Let YY be an irreducible component of 𝒳s{\mathscr{X}}_{s} with generic point ΞΆY\zeta_{Y}, then the points of the finite set Ο€βˆ’1​(ΞΆY)\pi^{-1}(\zeta_{Y}) are called divisorial point associated to YY. We set XdivX^{\rm div} for the set of all divisorial points associated to algebraic K∘{K^{\circ}}-models of XX.

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