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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.AbsoluteRamificationIndex

The absolute ramification index of a mixed-characteristic local field #

Let p be prime and let K be a nonarchimedean local field carrying the structure of a finite compatible extension of ℚ_[p]. This file defines the absolute ramification index

TauCeti.absoluteRamificationIndex K p = e(K/ℚ_[p]).

For a compatible extension, its characteristic calculation identifies it with the normalized valuation of p in K. Consequently the index of ℚ_[p] itself is one, and in a tower over ℚ_[p] the absolute index is multiplied by the relative ramification index.

The definition is confined to mixed characteristic by requiring an algebra structure over ℚ_[p]; there is no artificial value for equal-characteristic local fields.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

A nonarchimedean local field equipped as a finite compatible extension of ℚ_[p].

The algebra structure is bundled so that the finiteness and compatibility conditions constrain the domain of absoluteRamificationIndex without becoming unused arguments of its definition.

Instances
    @[instance_reducible]

    Package existing finite compatible extension instances as a FinitePadicExtension.

    Equations

    A finite extension of ℚ_[p] has characteristic zero. This is not an instance: p is not determined by CharZero K.

    The prime p is nonzero in a finite extension of ℚ_[p].

    The absolute ramification index of a finite compatible extension of ℚ_[p].

    Equations
    Instances For

      The absolute ramification index is positive.

      In a finite extension K/ℚ_[p], the normalized valuation of a nonzero natural number is the absolute ramification index times its p-adic valuation.

      In a finite extension K/ℚ_[p], the valuation of a nonzero natural number n is v(π) ^ (e * v_p(n)) for any uniformizer π, where e is the absolute ramification index.

      @[simp]

      The absolute ramification index is the normalized valuation of the residue prime p in K.

      The absolute ramification index of ℚ_[p] is one.

      The residue prime p lies in the maximal ideal of 𝒪[K].

      In a tower L/K/ℚ_[p], the absolute ramification index of L is the product of the relative ramification index of L/K and the absolute ramification index of K.