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Nyll.ValuedFieldTheory.LocalField.Unramified.FiniteSupport
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Finite support in the maximal unramified field
The maximal unramified subextension is defined as a compositum. Compactness of a simple intermediate field and stability under finite composita imply that every one of its elements already belongs to a single finite unramified subextension. This is the finite-support fact used in the maximal-residue theorem.
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AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.finiteUnramifiedSubextension_bot
DocumentationThe base field, viewed as the bottom intermediate field, is finite unramified. This supplies the empty finite-compositum case.
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universe u
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
section FiniteSupport
variable {K L : Type u} [Field K] [Field L] [Algebra K L]
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.finiteUnramifiedSubextension_finset_iSup
DocumentationA finite supremum of finite unramified intermediate fields is finite unramified.
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universe u
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
section FiniteSupport
variable {K L : Type u} [Field K] [Field L] [Algebra K L]
AlgebraicNumberTheory.Valuations.exists_finiteUnramifiedSubextension_of_mem_maximal
DocumentationEvery element of the maximal unramified subextension belongs to one finite unramified intermediate field.
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universe u
namespace AlgebraicNumberTheory
namespace Valuations
section FiniteSupport
variable {K L : Type u} [Field K] [Field L] [Algebra K L]