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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.Different.Basic

The different exponent of an extension of local fields #

Let L/K be a separable extension of nonarchimedean local fields whose valuations are compatible, in the sense of ValuativeExtension K L. The different ideal 𝔑(L/K) of Mathlib's differentIdeal π’ͺ[K] π’ͺ[L] is a nonzero ideal of the discrete valuation ring π’ͺ[L], hence a power of its maximal ideal. This file defines the exponent,

TauCeti.differentExponent K L : β„•,

so that 𝔑(L/K) = 𝓂[L] ^ d(L/K), and compares it with the ramification index e = e(L/K):

These are the local form of Dedekind's different theorem. The residue fields of local fields are finite, so the residue extension is always separable and tameness is a condition on e alone.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

Separability of L / K transported to the canonical fraction fields of π’ͺ[K] and π’ͺ[L], which is the form of the hypothesis taken by Mathlib's theory of the different ideal.

The different exponent d(L/K) of an extension of nonarchimedean local fields: the multiplicity of the maximal ideal of π’ͺ[L] in the different ideal differentIdeal π’ͺ[K] π’ͺ[L]. For L/K separable the different ideal is 𝓂[L] ^ d(L/K), by differentIdeal_eq_maximalIdeal_pow.

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    The characteristic property of the different exponent: the n-th power of the maximal ideal of π’ͺ[L] divides the different ideal exactly when n ≀ d(L/K).

    The different ideal of a separable extension of nonarchimedean local fields is the d(L/K)-th power of the maximal ideal of π’ͺ[L].

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    The different exponent reaches the ramification index exactly in the wild case: e(L/K) ≀ d(L/K) if and only if the residue characteristic divides e(L/K).

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    Dedekind's different theorem, the tame case: d(L/K) = e(L/K) - 1 exactly when L/K is tamely ramified.

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    The different of a local extension is trivial exactly when the extension is unramified: d(L/K) = 0 if and only if L/K is unramified.

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    The different ideal of a separable extension of nonarchimedean local fields is the unit ideal exactly when the extension is unramified.