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TauCeti.NumberTheory.LocalField.Tame.PadicCharacter

The ℓ-adic tame character #

Let K be a nonarchimedean local field with residue characteristic p and residue field of order q, and let I_K be its inertia group. The tame character I_K → ℤ̂^{(p')}(1) = lim_{p ∤ m} μ_m(K^{alg}), σ ↦ (σ(π^{1/m})/π^{1/m})_m, identifies the tame inertia group I_K/P_K with ℤ̂^{(p')}(1), which as a profinite group is ∏_{ℓ ≠ p} ℤ_ℓ. This file specializes it at a single ℓ prime to p: keeping only the components at the powers ℓ ^ n gives the ℓ-adic tame character

t_ℓ : I_K →ₜ* ℤ_ℓ(1) = lim_n μ_{ℓ ^ n}(K^{alg}), σ ↦ (σ(π^{1/ℓ^n})/π^{1/ℓ^n})_n.

It inherits from the tame character:

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Main results #

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The ℓ-adic tame character of K, for ℓ prime to the residue characteristic p: the continuous homomorphism I_K →ₜ* ℤ_ℓ(1), written multiplicatively, sending σ to (σ(π^{1/ℓ^n})/π^{1/ℓ^n})_n for a uniformizer π and any ℓ ^ n-th roots π^{1/ℓ^n} of it (TauCeti.coe_proj_inertiaPadicTameCharacter_apply). It is the specialization at ℓ of the tame character I_K →ₜ* ℤ̂^{(p')}(1).

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    The ℓ-adic tame character is the ℓ-adic component of the tame character.

    The ℓ-adic tame character at level n. For a uniformizer π of K and any root α of X ^ (ℓ ^ n) − π, the ℓ ^ n-th roots-of-unity component of the ℓ-adic tame character at σ ∈ I_K is σ(α)/α.

    The ℓ-adic tame character is surjective: it is onto at each finite level, because the tame character is (TauCeti.proj_inertiaTameCharacter_surjective), and I_K is compact.

    theorem TauCeti.inertiaPadicTameCharacter_eq_one_iff {K : Type u_1} [Field K] [ValuativeRel K] [TopologicalSpace K] [IsNonarchimedeanLocalField K] {ℓ : ℕ} {hℓ : ℓ.Coprime (ringChar (IsLocalRing.ResidueField ↥(ValuativeRel.valuation K).integer))} {σ : Gal(AlgebraicClosure K/K)} (hσ : σ ∈ inertiaSubgroup K) {π : Kˣ} (hπ : IsUniformizer K π) :
    (inertiaPadicTameCharacter K hℓ) ⟨σ, hσ⟩ = 1 ↔ ∀ (n : ℕ) (α : AlgebraicClosure K), α ^ ℓ ^ n = (algebraMap K (AlgebraicClosure K)) ↑π → σ α = α

    The kernel of the ℓ-adic tame character: σ ∈ I_K has trivial ℓ-adic tame character exactly when it fixes every ℓ ^ n-th root of a uniformizer π, for every n.

    The ℓ-adic tame character is trivial on wild inertia, as the tame character is (TauCeti.inertiaTameCharacter_eq_one_iff).

    The ℓ-adic tame character is G_K-equivariant, for a prime ℓ: conjugating an element of inertia by g ∈ G_K applies to its ℓ-adic tame character the Galois representation of g on ℤ_ℓ(1), that is, g acting on the ℓ-power roots of unity. This is the twist (1) in ℤ_ℓ(1).

    Conjugation by a Frobenius lift is the q-th power on the ℓ-adic tame character: for an arithmetic Frobenius lift φ and σ ∈ I_K, t_ℓ(φ σ φ⁻¹) = t_ℓ(σ) ^ q, since φ raises every root of unity of order prime to p to the q-th power.