Verify the normalization of the prismatic logarithm comparison

Prove that the unit \(\alpha\in \mathbb{Z}_p\mathbin{\llbracket}q-1\mathbin{\rrbracket}^{\times}\) relating the Bott class to the prismatic logarithm satisfies \(\alpha=1\).

Background

The paper identifies the inverse Bott class t1t^{-1} with a unit multiple of the prismatic logarithm $(q-1)^{-1}\log_{(q^p)}$, and consequently identifies the Bott class $\betaeta=(q-1)t^{-1}$ with a unit multiple of log(qp)\log_{(q^p)}.

Equivariance shows that the multiplicative factor α\alpha is a unit in Zp×\mathbb{Z}_p^{\times}, but the paper does not determine this unit. The authors state that it should equal one, while also noting that this normalization is not needed for the results proved there.

References

In fact, this unit $\alpha$ should be 1, though we will not need it here.

Coleman Isomorphisms in Syntomic Cohomology and $\mathrm{THH}$  (2609.05252 - Singhal, 4 Sep 2026) in Remark \ref{rmk::the_tate_twist_in_D_Iw_and_prismatic_log}, subsection 'Limits Over the Cyclotomic Tower'