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p-adic analogue of Eliasson–Vey normal form theorem

Establish whether a p-adic analogue of Eliasson–Vey’s normal form theorem holds for integrable Hamiltonian systems on p-adic analytic symplectic manifolds. Specifically, determine conditions under which there exist local symplectic coordinates and a local diffeomorphism so that the system is brought to a standard normal form near non-degenerate singularities (elliptic–elliptic, focus–focus, and rank-1 transversally elliptic), and formulate the precise p-adic statements and proofs.

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Background

In the real analytic setting, Eliasson and Vey’s theorem provides a powerful local classification and linearization near non-degenerate singularities. The authors obtain linear normal forms in the p-adic case by direct computations but note the lack of a general theorem comparable to Eliasson–Vey.

A p-adic version would significantly advance the theory of p-adic integrable systems, providing structural results and simplifications similar to those known in the real case.

References

We do not know how/if some form of Eliasson and Vey's Theorem holds in the p-adic case (the analytic case of this theorem is due to Rüssmann for two degrees of freedom and Vey in arbitrary dimension).

The $p$-adic Jaynes-Cummings model in symplectic geometry (2406.18415 - Crespo et al., 26 Jun 2024) in Remark in Section 7 (Non-degeneracy and normal forms of the critical points), near the end