The finite tame layer attached to a finite Galois quotient #
For an open normal subgroup U of the absolute Galois group of a perfect nonarchimedean
local field K, let L be the fixed field of P_K U, where P_K is wild inertia.
This is a finite Galois, tamely ramified extension. Its Galois group is canonically
G_K / (P_K U) and admits a generating pair whose second element has order prime to
the residue characteristic.
The exact fixing-subgroup equation identifies this arithmetic layer with the subgroup
used in the pro-p class-module extension. The generating pair permits the tame-frame
relation-module construction to be applied to this layer of any finite Galois quotient.
The local-field structures on L may be any structures compatible with K.
Its canonical embedding into the separable closure identifies the arithmetic fixing subgroup
with the same product P_K U in the algebraic-closure model.
The quotient comparison specializes TauCeti.absoluteGaloisGroupQuotientEquivOfEq, and the pair
is the image of the frame supplied by TauCeti.exists_tameFrame_quotient.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., proof of (7.4.1).
The open normal subgroup P_K U associated with a finite Galois quotient.
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The subgroup defining the tame layer is the product of wild inertia and U.
The fixed field of P_K U inside the algebraic closure of K. Over a perfect local
field it is a finite tame Galois layer.
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The tame layer is the fixed field of the product of wild inertia and U.
Membership in the tame layer means being fixed by both wild inertia and U.
The automorphisms fixing the tame layer are exactly P_K U.
The tame layer is finite over K, since P_K U is open.
The tame layer is Galois over K, since P_K U is normal.
The canonical inclusion of the finite tame layer into the separable closure.
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The separable-closure inclusion preserves the original algebraic-closure coordinates.
Restriction to the tame layer agrees in the algebraic and separable closure models.
The subgroup fixing the embedded tame layer pulls back to the product of wild inertia and the prescribed open normal subgroup.
The finite quotient by P_K U is the Galois group of the associated tame layer.
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The quotient identification is restriction of automorphisms to the tame layer.
The inverse quotient identification sends a restricted automorphism back to its class.
The layer fixed by P_K U is tamely ramified for any compatible local-field structures.
The Galois group of the tame layer has a generating pair with second element of order prime to the residue characteristic. This is the frame for the integral relation module.