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First Galois cohomology unramified outside a finite set (HS1​(K,M))

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For a finite Galois module M unramified outside a finite set S, define HS1​(K,M) as the classes in Galois cohomology whose restriction to inertia is zero at every finite prime outside S. This means zero as a cohomology class, rather than zero for every possible representative. Passing to a finite Galois extension on which M is constant reduces the finiteness problem to characters with bounded ramification and a finite restriction kernel.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2013 / iii / Paper 22 / 4 / Solution

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