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LeanPool.MassFormula.Tame

Auxiliary file: c_eq_zero_iff—tameness as the vanishing of c (p.1031) #

The paper states that c L = 0 exactly when n is prime to the residue characteristic p, in other words when L / K is tamely ramified ([Serre 1978, p.1031][Serre1978]). Both directions come from the same coefficient-by-coefficient valuation bookkeeping at an Eisenstein generator, with no different ideal and no tame classification:

Classically this is the characterization of tame ramification by d = e - 1 ([Serre 1979, Chap. III, §6, Prop. 13][Serre1979]).

References #

c L = 0 if and only if n is prime to the residue characteristic, in other words if and only if L / K is tamely ramified, assembled from the two bounds above ([Serre 1978, p.1031][Serre1978]).